In essence, Trump should be eligible to run for a second consecutive term since there was a lapse between his first and second terms in office.
It’s uncertain whether Americans want the president to stay in office until 2032, despite the wishes of politicians like Trump and Ogles.
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Trump asserts the ‘loophole’ will let him to run for president once again. However, with the release of Trump’s most recent approval numbers, this has subsequently altered.
The Pew Research Center reports that only 40% of respondents are satisfied with Trump’s performance so far in office, a 7% decrease from February’s results.
