Trump Does Not Rule Out a Third Term Constitutional Controversy

Former President Donald Trump has not ruled out the possibility of seeking a third term, despite the constitutional prohibition. “I’m not actively considering it, but many people have urged me to run,” Trump told the press on Sunday.

The Barrier of the 22nd Amendment

The 22nd Amendment to the U.S. Constitution states that “no person shall be elected to the office of the President more than twice.” However, Trump claimed his statements were merely a response to his supporters’ insistence.

Pressure from His Supporters

“There are still nearly four years left, but many are saying, ‘You must run again,’” Trump said. “They appreciate the work we are doing,” the former president added.

Possibilities and Controversy

In an interview with NBC, Trump asserted that there are “paths” for him to seek a third term and insisted he was “not joking.” When asked about a hypothetical scenario in which Vice President JD Vance won and later handed over the presidency to him, Trump considered it a valid option but declined to provide further details.

Trump’s Tariff Strategy Economic Impact and Global Reactions

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Opposition Criticism

Democratic Representative Dan Goldman stated that Trump “has never joked about his desire to stay in power” and accused him of attempting to “erode democracy.” His statements have intensified concerns about a possible power consolidation.

Allies and Predictions

Trump’s close allies endorse a third term, highlighting his lasting influence. Steve Bannon, his former advisor, confidently predicts Trump’s 2028 victory. His assertion reinforces Trump’s dominance in political discourse and strengthens his appeal. His potential return ignites debates on leadership, democracy, and electoral strategies.

Constitutional Amendment Proposal

Republican Congressman Andy Ogles proposed a constitutional amendment in January that would allow Trump to seek a third term. However, the initiative would not apply to former President Barack Obama, sparking even more debate.