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The letter establishes a two-term restriction for presidents. However, Donald J. Trump introduced the concept of staying longer, and a long-standing solution from a Republican representative seeks to lead the way.
By Neil Vigor
President Trump has an idea about it more than once, he would like to make bigger in the White House. But can re -election be returned in 2028 and look for a third term? The undeniable answer: no, the letter allows it.
This did not prevent one of Mr. Trump’s allies in the House, Rep. Andy Ogles, a Tennessee Republican, from the advent of a long-term solution that seeks to replace the law for a while after Mr. Trump is reinstated.
At the end of its moment, it is said that Mr. Trump, now 78, is the oldest president in history.
Here’s why the issue has surfaced and what the law says:
At the beginning of the week of his time, Trump introduced the concept that the limits of the presidential mandate can be negotiable while talking to the House Republicans of the Chamber of his annual retirement in Florida.
“I have raised a lot of effective for the next race that I suppose I can not use for me, but I am not a hundred consistent with Cent sure because I do not know,” said Mr. Trump through laughter. “I don’t think I am allowed compete again.
Mr. Trump then asked House Speaker Mike Johnson, Republican of Louisiana, for his opinion on the matter before stopping himself.
“Micro?” Said. “I better worry in this argument. “
While in conversations with the Republicans of the House of Representatives in November to win the White House and the Houses of Congress, Mr. Trump in joke let them prolong their presidency.
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