Trump hints at third term despite constitutional barriers

Donald Trump has hinted at the possibility of running for a third term in 2028, despite the U.S. Constitution's 22nd Amendment prohibiting such a candidacy. During recent speeches, Trump asked audiences whether he should run again, prompting chants of 'four more years' from supporters. His rhetoric has drawn criticism, with opponents suggesting he exhibits authoritarian tendencies reminiscent of past leaders. Supporters, including former adviser Steve Bannon, are advocating for constitutional amendments to allow Trump to seek a third term, framing him as a unique leader for the MAGA movement. The ongoing discussions about Trump's potential future run highlight a divide among Republicans and raise concerns about fundamental democratic principles. Trump's claims of a sweeping electoral mandate and self-referential titles like 'the king' further complicate the political landscape as he navigates his presidency.