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White House crowd chants ‘four more years’ after Trump asks if he should run again
- Donald Trump entertained the idea of a third presidential term, asking a crowd if he should run again, as they chanted 'four more years.'
- Congressional Democrats proposed a measure to clarify that the 22nd Amendment prohibits a third term for Trump, who has publicly mused about feeling 'entitled' to more time in office.
- Trump's comments come amid his 2024 campaign, where he has repeatedly suggested he feels 'entitled' to a third term despite the 22nd Amendment.
- At a reception for Black History Month, Trump hailed the contributions of Black Americans while facing scrutiny over his executive orders targeting diversity initiatives.
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White House crowd chants ‘four more years’ after Trump asks if he should run again
President Trump on Thursday again raised the idea of his seeking a third term, which is prohibited by the Constitution, this time drawing loud approval from supporters at a Black History Month event. “Should I run again? You tell me?” Trump asked the crowd assembled in the East Room of the White House. “There’s your…
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Donald Trump once again jokes about a third term, which is banned according to the US Constitution. Democrats see it as a dangerous normalization.
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