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Trump says he's studied the 22nd Amendment 'forever' on a third term run
NJ.com • • general
Key Points:
- At a midterm rally in Iowa, President Donald Trump expressed uncertainty about who will be president after him in 2028 and referenced the 22nd Amendment, which limits presidents to two terms.
- Trump suggested he might have the right to run again, citing his baseless claim that the 2020 election was stolen from him, arguing that he "won it three times" and was cheated out of his second term.
- Despite his comments on a potential third term, Trump emphasized that he still has two years left in office and urged supporters to focus on winning the upcoming November elections.
- Previously, Trump acknowledged in October that he is not allowed to run for a fourth term, after earlier expressing interest in doing so, and had also indicated in August that he would "probably not" seek a third term.
