The Fox debates are going to be monster.  All due to Trump haha!  What a way to get people back and involved.   Cheer, yell or scream at the toob it's going to be great.j

You see ANY other candidate making this proclamation?  Me neither.  Golfclap just for that.

As a business man, 4 of his company's/holdings each filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy's.
Savvy business to reduce his debt in a failing holding but at you know who's expense. 
I can see him going till close to the end, dropping out (bought out) then telling his constituents to vote for who ever paid him off.
I mean, that's a good business plan, right ? 

Actually not.

As Perot found out, if he's planning on getting matching funds for his campaign from the gov't (you know, that box on your tax return that says give so much of your money to the Presidential Campaign Fund?), he has to be on the ticket on election day.

Perot dropped out reportedly due to threats of people showing up to his daughter's wedding to cause havoc, among other reasons.  He jumped back in before the election to avoid forfeiture of the matching funds.

Unless Trump is taking the high road and totally funding the campaign through contributions and his own fortune, it would not be good business to bail before the election.  I assume that's what you meant by "close to the end" and not the party nomination.

As Perot found out, if he's planning on getting matching funds for his campaign from the gov't (you know, that box on your tax return that says give so much of your money to the Presidential Campaign Fund?), he has to be on the ticket on election day.

Unless Trump is taking the high road and totally funding the campaign through contributions and his own fortune, it would not be good business to bail before the election.  I assume that's what you meant by "close to the end" and not the party nomination.

  By dropping out I meant and said "bought out".

   As for  that little box on my tax return  that says donate $1.00 to presidential elections, how many of the 245,273,438 adults (2014 census) of the USA check that box ?
I sure the "H" don't give the government one more red cent than I have to, much less another $1.00 to waste (again). 
Did you ?

     If every one of those adult Americans  worked and paid taxes checked that box, it would be a paltry $2.5 million.
And remember, only half of that buck would go to your party and you'd be supporting your opponent's party with the other half ! 

The  2012 campaign spending collected $2,0651 MILLION DOLLARS, almost twice the amount of the 2012  $1.1 trillion Federal  deficit 

  By dropping out I meant and said "bought out".

   As for  that little box on my tax return  that says donate $1.00 to presidential elections, how many of the 245,273,438 adults (2014 census) of the USA check that box ?
I sure the "H" don't give the government one more red cent than I have to, much less another $1.00 to waste (again). 
Did you ?

     If every one of those adult Americans  worked and paid taxes checked that box, it would be a paltry $2.5 million.
And remember, only half of that buck would go to your party and you'd be supporting your opponent's party with the other half ! 

The  2012 campaign spending collected $2,0651 MILLION DOLLARS, almost twice the amount of the 2012  $1.1 trillion Federal  deficit 

I never, ever checked that box on any return.

And, the amount was raised a few years ago to $3.  That's what's on the 2014 1040A.