Trump says he'd run for third term if allowed
Donald Trump expressed in a speech in South Carolina that he would be happy to run for a third presidential term if the law allowed it, despite current constitutional limits.
Consensus
- Donald Trump made a public statement in South Carolina about his desire to run for a third presidential term.
- The U.S. Constitution currently limits a president to two terms.
- Trump's current presidential term is set to end in January 2029.
- The next U.S. presidential election is scheduled for 2028.
- Trump has previously expressed openness to seeking re-election beyond his current term.
Points of divergence
- Trump said he would be 'happy' to run for a third term if the law allowed it. — riamo
- Trump said he would be 'very happy' to run for a third term if rules were changed. — vesti
- Trump became president for the second time after the 2024 elections. — riamo
- Trump joked about being a 'super genius' in a previous interview with Steve Gruhber from Real America's Voice. — vesti
Coverage (2 sources)
- «I will be happy»: Trump stated his desire to run for a third term — РИАМО
- Trump stated he would be happy to re-enter the fight for the US presidency — Вести