And none of that has any bearing on his qualifications to be President, nor the job he will do when he actually has the job.
Right now he's relying on chutzpah and tweeting. Leading a nation as it deals with its problems, and leading the world are quite a different scenario.
Besides which, Namath knew the rules of the game. Donald hasn't got a clue as to what his job description really is, or how the Constitution works.
Joe Namath had a proven record.
Trump doesn't.
The parallel isn't valid by any stretch of the imagination.
Okay, leaving Joe out of the equation entirely, I'm not sure Trump's tweets are doing him much harm now.
The people who are most annoyed with them hated him already and he has zealots in his fan club who love every word he tweets.
Plus, his tweets get lots of attention and, like it or not, get his message out.
A lot of people don't tweet or follow twitter. I don't. But the media reports every tweet Trump makes. They can't help it. They think they are hurting him, but anyway, they know people are interested.
