Trump Store Launches 'Trump 2028' Hats Amidst Controversy

Donald Trump's official online store has begun selling 'Trump 2028' merchandise, including hats and t-shirts, sparking widespread debate and backlash on social media and among political commentators. Critics, especially from the left, have accused Trump and his allies of undermining the Constitution and attempting to normalize the idea of a third presidential term, which is currently prohibited by the 22nd Amendment. Trump and some associates, such as Steve Bannon, have alluded to exploring ways to bypass or amend this constitutional restriction, though experts and media outlets note that repealing the amendment would require overwhelming congressional and state support, making it highly unlikely. Some supporters view the merchandise as a joke or a provocation, while others express genuine enthusiasm or concern about the implications. The controversy has reignited debates about constitutional limits, with some even suggesting that if Trump could run for a third term, former President Obama should be allowed the same. Despite the merchandizing and rhetoric, the current legal framework firmly blocks any U.S. president from serving more than two terms.