💨 Abstract

Donald Trump has hinted at running for a third presidential term, despite the U.S. Constitution's 22nd Amendment limiting presidents to two terms. Speaking in Iowa, Trump expressed uncertainty about the law but suggested that alleged election fraud in 2020 might justify another run. He acknowledged the constitutional language but seemed frustrated by its clarity. His remarks have sparked debate, though under current law, he cannot be elected for a third term without a constitutional amendment.

Courtesy: Eliot Mahlase