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I don't see them as an issue for the following reasons. Firstly, I think depriving someone of their birthright to run for President would likely infringe on a fundamental right of natural born US citizens. The country where anyone can be President - well except those who happen to be a close...

He's listed among those "Formally exploring a candidacy" for the GOP side (see link in Post #1).

You are also required to have been a permanent resident in the US for at least 14 years.

I think in days past people did put a lot of their own money into campaigns.... the Kennedy's certainly did. Ross Perot is another that comes to mind. But realistically you don't fund high-9-figure campaigns (if not 10 figures this time around) out of your own pocket - you rely on OPM.

18 months or so out and this is already getting very interesting. This is a list of current Democratic Party nominations. Lincoln Chafee (fmr Governor of Rhode Island) Hillary Clinton (Mrs #42, fmr Senator for New York, fmr Secretary of State) Martin O'Malley (fmr Governor of Maryland) Bernie...