that s not exactly the kind of response, and he coined the term vanity tour. there s some serious questions for people who take and do this seriously. with that in mind, there is an underlying current. when he is legitimizing as a strong business leader, as an entrepreneur, somebody who has really done a lot to provide jobs to this country, a lot of great things donald trump has done, including his work with the apprentice, i d say that s a good thing, he s also legitimizing an issue that really is not the tone that this country wants to take nor is it one that serious 2012 contenders want to be debating. very quickly, i m not going to ask you who you think of these candidates is using chris tal meth but what i am going to ask you is give me one name. what is going to run out of this lot? trump, sarah palin? it s hard to say. i think donald trump needs to answer for himself. sarah palin is a very strong contender, very charismatic, but you will also see some dark
know, karl has a very strong understanding. i don t think there s one strong architect of the republican revolution, the republican movement, but he understands serious candidates. he was also the one sounding the cry with christine o donnell in delaware. there s a big difference between candidates that get a lot of media impressions and o donnell being one who had the largest number in the 2010 election, and a comparison with donald trump, a strong media figure. the request he is, is this a vanity tour like many will argue or is he a serious contender? only the donald can prove which one that is. i guess the problem though is that even if the moment he hasn t decided, he s the one capturing the headlines and, of course, sarah palin. sure. absolutely. but what are his motivations in doing so? people have argued it s to increase ratings on the apprentice. he s been talking about running to office for years and it tends to be tied to what he s doing in the media.