Billionaire Donald Trump, who had a brief flirtation with running for president himself, appears to be a Bachmann fan.
Michele Bachmann will have a third meeting with Trump Thursday, according to reports. ABC News said it will be their third meeting.
In July, after their first meeting, Trump said of Bachmann, "I think she's a very underrated person."
Last month in Iowa Bachmann bespoke of another planned meeting, her second, with the New York, real estate mogul, reality TV star.
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