#22nd-amendment

#22nd-amendment

Trump may explore loopholes to serve beyond two terms despite the 22nd Amendment.

The 22nd Amendment was ratified to uphold the two-term tradition started by George Washington.

Trump suggests he may explore options for a third presidential term despite the 22nd Amendment prohibiting more than two terms.

Amending the Constitution to allow Trump a third presidential term is unlikely and challenging, according to House Speaker Mike Johnson.

Trump aims for a potential third term despite constitutional limitations, with supporters proposing unlikely pathways to amend the law.

Trump indicated he may consider a third term, despite constitutional limits.

His focus remains on current policies and issues rather than future elections.

Trump entertains possibility of a third term in 2028, despite previous statements ruling it out.

There are plans being discussed to circumvent the 22nd Amendment regarding presidential terms.

Attorney General Pam Bondi doubts President Trump's ability to run for a third term due to the 22nd Amendment, despite his claims of possible legal avenues.

Trump hints at interest in a third presidential term, challenging the 22nd Amendment's constraints.

Trump hints at pursuing a third presidential term, challenging the constitutional two-term limit.

Speculation grows around unconventional methods Trump's supporters suggest for extending time in office.

Donald Trump's comments about a potential third presidential term provoke strong reactions, highlighting divisions in political ideology and principles among party lines.