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- Attendees at the Conservative Political Action Conference celebrated Donald Trump's return, with some considering a push for him to run for a third term in 2028, supported by the Third Term Project.
- Shane Trejo, campaign lead for the Third Term Project, emphasized their support for changing the Constitution to allow Donald Trump to run again.
- Steve Bannon endorsed the idea of a third term for Trump during his speech at CPAC, where attendees praised Trump's leadership and quick actions since his inauguration.
- Former British Prime Minister Liz Truss expressed support for Trump, signaling a desire for change among conservatives in Europe.
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Trump talks of a third term amid growing concerns about a constitutional crisis
The Constitution expressly forbids presidents from running for a third term. But that hasn’t stopped Donald Trump from raising it repeatedly — and this time from an official White House event. “Should I run again? You tell me.” Trump said on Thursday before a crowded East Room filled with mostly Black supporters who were there for a Black History Month event held just a month into his second term. The crowd, which included elected officials, lik…
Trump Again Raises Idea of Running for an Unconstitutional Third Term
President Donald Trump on Thursday again raised the prospect of serving for an unconstitutional third term, asking a crowd at a White House event whether he should run again and receiving audience chants of “Four more years!”
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