Donald Trump will most likely run for president in 2020

1) He's doing it for his 'Brand'"I have given several sources for why Trump is doing his campaign for brand building"And I gave several more sources showing that if he were doing it for his brand, he would have stopped, since his brand has suffered as a direct result of his campaign in losing sponsers and even tv shows. "I'm not saying he did it ONLY for brand recognition, but brand recognition is part of it. "Then you concede that Donald Trump is also running for president because he genuinely WANTS to be president, which plays into my other arguments of why he will most likely run for president in 2020. "His losing the sponsors is probably bad for him, but that happened in the past-"You have to provide sources for your claims con. .. . "The reason he did said those bad things about Mexicans is. .. .. to show that he can say whatever he wants and get away with it"But he can't, as evidenced by how many sponsors and how much revenue he has lost as a result of saying those very things. "My opponent did not respond to my percentage analysis"Yeah, for 2 reasons: 1) You didn't source the claim for that statistic you pulled out of thin air, and 2) Because you said 'there is an 85% chance he would at least wait for four years for voters to forget about his recent failure. 'Newsflash: 2020 is exactly 4 years away from 2016, meaning that by your own analysis there is an 85% that Donald Trump will run in 2020 regardless of what happens in 2016. .. .. "I'm running out of time unfortunately"Yeah I can tell, youve conceded almost every argument made in round 2. ======================================================================================================Reasons to vote Pro:1) Huckabee, Perry, Santorum, McCain, Romney, Clinton, and Ronald Reagan himself all ran presidential campaigns after their previous campaigns ended in failure. .. All of them showed enough promise in their first campaigns to convince them to try running again, and Donald Trump has shown more than enough promise in his campaign for it to be more than plausible that he will give it another shot (in 2020) like so many other politicians have tried before him. 2) Trump has delegated a good amount of his businesses to be run by his kids already, and said he would let his kids run his businesses if he were elected president, meaning that Trump would not resign from running or being president just to run his businesses like con tried to claim. 3) No president since the 1880's who was elected to a first term voluntarily declined to run for a second term, meaning that if Trump wins in 2016, there's certainly no way he would decide to NOT run for reelection in 2020.4) There's literally no evidence that people would grow 'bored' of Trump if he decided to run again in 2020, and con himself didn't even source the original claim that they would when he first brought up the argument. 5) Donald Trump has never once said anything along the lines of 'Politics is for dummies' like con has also claimed and failed to source. Summary:Trump doesn't win nomination ---> Still has shown enough potential to get him to try again in 2020 like so many other politicians have done before him after failing the first time around. Trump wins nomination but not the general election -----> Trump is not humble or courteous enough to not try to run again like Kerry, Romney, or McCain did after they lost the general electionTrump wins the general election ---> Guaranteed he will run for re-electionCon's entire argument for why Trump wont run in 2020 is because "it would hurt his brand", but anyone can see that Trump is not campaigning to try to improve his businesses or his brand since if he were, he would have stopped campaigning already since he has done substantial harm to his brand and his businesses.