Donald Trump indicates to discover the third term as the President of the United States despite constitutional boundaries.
US President Donald Trump has said that he is “not joking” about demanding a third term in the office, which has been stopped by the Constitution of the United States.
Speaking in a phone interview with NBC News on Sunday, Trump directly addressed speculation on a possible third term, “No, I’m not joking. I’m not joking,” but said, “but said,” It’s too early to think about it. “
“There are ways you can do it, as you know,” he said, without expanding on a possible legal or political path.
The 22nd amendment of the US Constitution limits the presidents in two to four years of words, whether it is consistent or not.
The 22nd amendment states that “no person will be chosen more than twice for the President’s office”.
Trump was asked about a scenario in an NBC interview, where his ongoing companion, Vice President JD Vance, could take the office before removing him. Trump admitted the possibility, saying, “This is a” approach.
“But others are also,” he said, without further expansion.
‘We are working on it’
To eliminate the 22nd amendment, both houses of the Congress will require a two-thirds majority and the three-fourths of the 50 American states will be approved.
Trump, who started his second, non-co-operative word in January, repeatedly asked to extend his time in the office.
Some of his colleagues have also brought him the idea of keeping him in power since 2028, while Trump himself has sometimes teased about the possibility, often in ways that taunt his political opponents.
If he extends another term in the 2028 election, Trump, who was the oldest President inaugurated in the US in January 2025, would be 82 years old.
The two-term border is an example of 1796, when George Washington voluntarily left the post after two words.
The tradition was largely disqualified for more than 140 years until Franklin de Roosevelt won the third term between Great Depression and World War II in 1940. Roosevelt died months in his fourth term in 1945, inspiring the Congress to formalize the term boundary with 22nd amendment in 1951.
For a long time, Trump’s advisor Steve Bannon suggested in an interview with a newsnation on 19 March that Trump could re -elect in 2028.
“We are working on this,” Banon said, saying that his team was looking for ways to re -interpret the definition of the word border to facilitate the third term.
