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Trump Fuels Third Term Speculation While Denying Formal Plans

Despite constitutional limits, Trump hints at potential strategies as 'Trump 2028' merchandise hits the market.

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President Trump said in his first term he had to “run the country and survive”, while now he can “run the country and the world”

Overview

  • President Donald Trump continues to suggest a third term is possible, despite the 22nd Amendment barring it, while publicly denying any formal plans.
  • In a recent interview, Trump acknowledged popular demand for a third term, stating, 'A lot of people want me to do it,' but described the effort as 'very hard to do.'
  • The Trump Organization has launched 'Trump 2028' hats priced at $50, signaling ongoing public and partisan interest in the idea.
  • Legal and constitutional experts remain divided on potential workarounds, including a vice-presidential candidacy, which Trump has vaguely referenced.
  • Republican Representative Andy Ogles has introduced a resolution to amend the Constitution, though it faces significant procedural and political hurdles.