Trump Launches '2028' Merchandise Amid Third-Term Speculation
The Trump Organization is selling 'Trump 2028' merchandise despite the constitutional limits on presidential terms, prompting mixed reactions from political observers.
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The Trump Organization has launched 'Trump 2028' merchandise—including red hats and T-shirts—amidst speculation about a possible run for a third term, despite the 22nd Amendment limiting presidents to two terms. Donald Trump's approval ratings are declining, and he has not ruled out the prospect of a third term, claiming there are 'methods' to circumvent the constitutional barrier. While some politicians and commentators mock the idea, others express concern about the implications of his potential candidacy. An amendment to allow a third term was introduced by Rep. Andy Ogles, but its chances of passing are considered slim.
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The products include a $50 red 'Trump 2028' high-crown hat with full embroidery, a $36 'Rewrite the Rules' T-shirt, and $18 can coolers. All items are marketed as 'Made in America'.
Trump has suggested there are 'methods' to circumvent the 22nd Amendment, including a scenario where Vice President J.D. Vance runs in 2028 with Trump as his running mate, followed by Trump assuming the presidency. However, he later downplayed these comments.
Eric Trump promoted the hat on social media, while MAGA figures like Steve Bannon have floated the idea of another run. Critics cite constitutional concerns, though specific names of critics aren't detailed in available reports.
The 'Trump 2028' hat retails for $50.
Rep. Andy Ogles introduced an amendment to permit a third term, but it's widely considered unlikely to pass.
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