Donald Trump will most likely run for president in 2020

1) He's only running to promote his brand"He is campaigning on behalf of his brand"Trump has lost so much business for his brand by running for President that if he actually WAS running to benefit his brand, he would have stopped months ago. He's had golf tournaments at his golf courses canceled, he was replaced on The Apprentice, and NBC backed out of showing his Miss America and Miss Universe pageant... And that was just for his comments on Mexicanshttp://www.people.com...http://www.cnn.com...http://www.ew.com..."All of these actions are signs of business ambitions rather than political ambitions. "So sabotaging his businesses for the sake of his political campaign are signs that he values his businesses more than political ambitions? That doesnt make any sense at all.Trump is clearly running because he wants to be president, not because he is just trying to promote his brand.2) If Trump loses once, he wont risk losing again"Trump's brand relies on his being seen as a 'winner,' and if he loses his brand would be badly damaged"His brand is already being damaged by his campaign and he has only ever been winning in the polls to this point. "he'd absolutely not re-run for President, since that would destroy his image of being a "winner." "All the people I mentioned in round 1 ran again in later elections after failing the first time around, and Trump is easily egotistical enough to want to run in 2020 if he doesn't get the nomination in 2016. " it is extremely likely that Trump will withdraw from the election before he has the chance to lose"Yeah no duh, but like I said before, other candidates have also withdrawn from a race before they had the chance to lose and ended up launching new campaigns in later elections anyways. Trump would certainly be egotistical enough to give it another try if he thought he had any chance of winning. "he'd likely give the same excuse--that politics is for dummies--for why he "didn't-lose." In that case, he'd almost certainly not run again."Yes he would, because Donald Trump always goes back against his words whenever it suits him. He's ended boycotting Fox News shows twice now after vowing to never go on the network again, his last one didn't even last a full week before he went against his own words: http://onpolitics.usatoday.com..."He would at least wait for four years for voters to forget about his recent failure"And 4 years would be how long it would be from 2016 to 2020, so its covered. 3) If Trump wins the nomination in 2016, but not the general election"For the same reasons as 1, Trump would not re-run, and definitely not in 2020"If he comes that close to winning it all the first time around, it would actually make sense for him to try to win it all again in 2020 since he came so close to actually pulling off a win the first time around. "If he re-ran, people would get bored of him, and bored of the Trump brand."This is the GOP voting base we are talking about here, many of them can be entertained by anyone who boldly says something racist. seeing Trump run again in 2020 after winning the nomination in 2016 and losing would only excite the people who voted for him the first time around. 4) Trump becomes President"Trump is a businessperson, so he'd likely need to run his businesses, which would be impaired by a campaign."He regularly lets his own kids run his businesses and im sure that if he became President he would entrust his businesses to their care http://www.dailymail.co.uk...Also if you could not use tinyurl for your sources that would be encouraged, since doing so is kind of a dirty tactic