Trump Backs Getting Third Term As 'Reward' In Unhinged Post
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The president has been vocal about being a "president for life" since at least 2018.
Donald Trump on Sunday signaled that he deserves another prize: a so-called “reward” in the form of a third presidential term.
In a post on his Truth Social platform, he shared a user’s image of him with the caption, “3RD TERM FOR TRUMP AS A REWARD FROM STOLEN ELECTION.” The image appears to be a nod to the president’s false claims surrounding the 2020 election. Those same claims served as a beat his supporters marched to as they stormed the U.S. Capitol during the violent Jan. 6, 2021, insurrection.
Trump’s recent post marks the latest instance that he’s openly toyed with running for a third term, which is barred under the Constitution’s 22nd Amendment. But the law hasn’t stopped the president from selling “Trump 2028” merchandise, nor has it barred him from talking about seeking a third, or even a fourth, term.
Trump has floated the idea of a “president for life” since at least 2018, and last year he told NBC News that he was “not joking” about serving a third term.
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