Donald Trump is stirring controversy once again, with speculation that he might attempt to run for president in 2028, despite the U.S. Constitution barring anyone from serving more than two terms.
This challenge stems from the 22nd Amendment, which limits presidential terms to two, but some, like Representative Andy Ogles, argue a loophole exists, suggesting Trump’s first and second terms could be seen as separate, potentially allowing him to run again.
Trump has not dismissed the idea and has even started selling “Trump 2028” merchandise, including hats and T-shirts, indicating a serious intent to defy constitutional restrictions. The $50 hats are described as symbols of a bright future, prompting backlash from critics who see the move as a blatant disregard for the Constitution and liken it to authoritarianism.
The idea of Trump running in 2028 has sparked widespread debate, with many seeing it as a troubling step toward undermining democratic principles.
