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Could Donald Trump Actually Run for a Third Term?
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April 7, 2025
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It seems that Trump's musings about running for a third term as President may be more genuine than you might assume, with some even coming up with ways to circumvent the Constitution. So in this video, we'll explain how this dramatic move might happen.
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Trump’s recent third term comments:
22nd Amendment:
12th Amendment:
Andy Ogles’ proposed Trump third term amendment:
James Romoser (Politico) on how Trump could seek third term:
Other analysis on potential third term:
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