Trump strolls the Seacoast
Thursday, 05 May 2011 15:17 | 
Written by Matt Kanner
Throngs of fans (and a few hecklers) followed millionaire Donald Trump as he made stops around the Seacoast in preparation for a potential presidential run. The Republican real estate mogul and reality TV star, a resident of Manhattan, arrived by helicopter and addressed the media at Pease International Tradeport, where he credited himself with forcing President Obama to reveal his birth certificate.
He later strolled around downtown Portsmouth, visiting the Roundabout Diner, the 100 Club, Maine-ly New Hampshire, Federal Cigar, Popovers on the Square, and Bellman Jewelers, before heading to Newick’s Lobster House in Dover. Trump did not reveal whether he will run for president in 2012 or share any secrets about his magnificent hair.
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