Donald Trump will most likely run for president in 2020

3 rounds, 4000 characters, 24 hours between rounds'Most likely' is defined as greater than 50%, but less than 100%I will argue that Donald Trump, the 'SOB of the GOP', will run for president in the year 2020 for the following reasons regardless of what happens in 2016 1) Successful candidates have a knack for running again in the following election when they don't win the nomination the nomination the first time around. In this election, Rick Perry and Rick Santorum are running for president after finishing behind Mitt Romney In 2012. Mike Huckabee also ran for president in 2016 after losing to McCain in 2008. Mitt Romney ran for president in 2012 after finishing 2nd place to John McCain in 2008. John McCain ran for president in 2008 after coming in second place to George Bush in 2000.... Even Reagan himself ran for president in 1980 after not winning the nomination in 1976. https://en.wikipedia.org...https://en.wikipedia.org...https://en.wikipedia.org...https://en.wikipedia.org...https://en.wikipedia.org...https://en.wikipedia.org...On the other side of the political spectrum, Hillary Clinton is running for president in 2016 after finishing a very close second to Barack Obama in 2008.https://en.wikipedia.org...Candidates who have run failed but at times promising campaigns in past elections routinely try to run for president again in future elections. Donald Trump's campaign certainly qualifies as 'promising' since he has been number 1 in the GOP field for 11 weeks straight. If Trump for some reason does not win the GOP nomination in 2016, history itself indicates that he will give it another shot in 2020. 2) If he wins the nomination but loses the general election, Donald Trump would not be discouraged from running in 2020McCain won the GOP nomination in 2008, lost, and declined to run in 2012. Romney won the GOP nomination in 2012, lost, and declined to run in 2016. John Kerry won the Dem nomination in 2004, lost, and declined to run in 2008 or in 2016. Candidates who won the primary nomination but lost the general election never ran afterwards, but Donald trump is different than McCain, Romney, or Kerry. When well known dumbass Kanye West announced he would run for president in 2020, Donald Trump said he would look forward to running against him:http://time.com...While the comment could have been said as a joke, Donald Trump has proven himself to be very ego-centric, far more egotistical than Kerry, Romney, or McCain... Trump has threatened to run an independent campaign in 2016 if the GOP treated him unfairly, which is something no other major candidate has threatened to do in the past. http://www.foxnews.com...Trump clearly shows that he really wants to become president, and is willing to pursue unconventional means to pursue it if thats what it takes for him to become president. Running in 2020 despite winning the nomination in 2016 and still losing the general election anyways would certainly qualify as 'unconventional', a phrase that greatly applies to Trump as a candidate and his campaign overall up to this point. 3) If he becomes president in 2016, he will run again in 2020No president since Rutherford B Hayes in 1880 was elected to a first term as president went on to voluntarily decided against voting a second time, and Trump does not seem like he would be humble enough to join Polk in that category for reasons stated before. https://www.nas.org...