President Trump openly discusses the possibility of running for a third term despite the two-term limit established by the 22nd Amendment. In a recent interview, he suggested that there are ways to circumvent this limitation, although he has not provided details or a clear plan. His comments serve a strategic purpose, shifting focus from current controversies and stalling potential challengers from gaining visibility. Experts suggest this could reflect his desire to avoid being viewed as a 'lame duck' president, which often diminishes a president's influence.
In an interview with NBC News, Trump insisted there were methods to circumvent the two-term limit set out by the 22nd Amendment.
His musings serve a distinct political purpose, redirecting attention from other controversies and freezing potential successors.
It's really hard to be a lame duck president... and people are talking to you like your term's already over.
A Republican has proposed a long shot amendment to the Constitution to make Mr. Trump eligible for a third term.
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