Trump and a third term: Will the US Constitution be changed?

Trump's supporters are calling for changes to the US Constitution to allow him to run for president again. According to the 22nd Amendment, adopted in 1951, no person may serve as head of state for more than two consecutive terms.

A third term: ambition or reality?

However, Donald Trump's supporters insist that the two-term limit should be reconsidered. They are proposing amendments to the US Constitution to give Trump a chance at a third term. This proposal is being actively discussed, despite obvious legal and political obstacles.

Prospects for constitutional change

Uncertainty and the former president's ambitions for a new term are sparking lively debate in US political circles. Nevertheless, the very fact of proposals to amend the Constitution in the face of existing restrictions raises questions about the potential consequences for the country's political system.