Attorney General Labels Trump’s Third Term Ambitions a ‘Heavy Lift’
Pam Bondi acknowledges constitutional barriers to a third Trump term, as the president hints at exploring unconventional methods.
- Attorney General Pam Bondi stated on Fox News Sunday that pursuing a third term for Donald Trump would face significant constitutional obstacles and require a 'heavy lift.'
- Bondi, a Trump loyalist, suggested Trump is 'probably' finished after his current term but did not entirely dismiss the possibility of exploring legal pathways.
- Trump has publicly claimed there are 'methods' to circumvent the 22nd Amendment, which prohibits a president from being elected more than twice, though he has not elaborated on specifics.
- Legal analysts widely agree that any attempt to amend the Constitution or use unconventional strategies, such as Trump running as a vice-presidential candidate, would face near-insurmountable legal and political challenges.
- The debate continues to fuel concerns about potential erosion of democratic norms, with critics warning that Trump’s comments may test constitutional boundaries.