Former President Donald Trump has reignited discussions about the possibility of a third presidential term, despite constitutional limitations. Trump, who has not ruled out the idea, has already begun selling ‘Trump 2028’ caps through his organization, signaling his interest in the 2028 election. The U.S. Constitution, however, explicitly limits presidents to two terms, a rule established by the 22nd Amendment in 1951. Trump’s supporters, including former strategist Steve Bannon, have suggested potential loopholes, such as running as a vice-presidential candidate and then succeeding to the presidency. Trump himself has remained ambiguous, stating he ‘hasn’t really thought about it’ but acknowledging his strong poll numbers. Critics, including Democrats and some Republicans, have expressed deep concerns, labeling the idea as an attempt to undermine democracy. Legal experts argue that there are no credible legal avenues for a third term, and any attempt to change the Constitution would face significant political and legal hurdles. The debate continues as Trump’s merchandise and rhetoric keep the possibility in the public eye.