Summary
President Trump has hinted at the idea of a third term despite the U.S. Constitution's limit of two terms. There's merchandise related to a "Trump 2028" campaign, but real barriers exist, like the need for a constitutional change.
Key Facts
- The U.S. Constitution's 22nd Amendment limits presidents to two terms.
- President Trump has publicly suggested a third term despite these limitations.
- A group called the Third Term Project is discussing strategies to change the Constitution.
- Changing the Constitution requires 34 states to request a Constitutional convention, which is difficult.
- Some Trump supporters have created "Trump 2028" merchandise to support the idea.
- President Trump mentioned possible VP pairings like JD Vance and Marco Rubio.
- There is little support in Congress for removing presidential term limits.
- Steve Bannon mentioned a supposed "plan" for Trump to have a third term, shocking some political observers.
