US EditionTrump Commits to Two-Term Presidency, Names Potential MAGA Succesors
- President Donald Trump stated in a March 2025 NBC interview that he does not plan to run for a third presidential term but acknowledged support for it.
- This statement follows Trump's earlier comments suggesting a possible third term despite the 22nd Amendment limiting presidents to two elected terms.
- Trump highlighted the strong economic performance of his administration and expressed support for key figures such as Vice President James David Vance and Marco Rubio, who serves both as Secretary of State and acting national security adviser.
- He described the U.S. Economy as in a 'transition period' expecting it to do 'fantastically,' while criticizing his Democratic predecessor Joe Biden's economic performance.
- Trump maintained his commitment to immigration enforcement and deportations despite legal challenges, and said military action to make Canada a U.S. State is highly unlikely.
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Trump says he won't seek a third term
6 hours agoShareSaveMax MatzaBBC NewsShareSaveGetty ImagesUS President Donald Trump has denied that he is considering a third presidential term, a move which experts agree is banned under the US Constitution. “I’ll be an eight-year president, I’ll be a two-term president. I always thought that was very important,” Trump told NBC’s Meet the Press with Kristen Welker in an interview that aired on Sunday. Trump, 78, has previously said that he was …
President Trump Reveals Two People Who He Believes Could Succeed Him as President - Explains Why He's Ruling Out Seeking a Third Term
The fight for the 2028 GOP nomination will begin within the next few years. President Trump has named a couple of people he thinks could ultimately succeed him as the party's standard-bearer.
Trump says ‘I don’t know’ when asked if he’s required to uphold Constitution; says he won’t seek third term
In the wide-ranging interview the US president walked back claims he’ll seek a third term - prevented by law, brushed off concerns of a tanking economy and wavered on upholding America’s founding rules.
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