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Former U.S. President Donald Trump once again sparked controversy over the possibility of running for a third presidential term, despite the U.S. Constitution prohibiting him from doing so. During a rally in Iowa, he stated that he believes he has the right to run again, even though he acknowledged that the legal text limits this and considers the matter ambiguous. The 22nd Amendment stipulates that no person shall be elected to the presidency more than twice, even if the terms are non-consecutive, which contradicts Trump’s previous statements where he confirmed that the Constitution prevents him from running again. Therefore, despite his expressed desire, constitutional law prevents his candidacy for a third term unless it is amended, a process that requires broad approval. Discussions about a third term frequently recur for Trump, even though he previously admitted that it is not legally possible under current law.
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