Republican Senator Laughs At Trump

Utah Republican says even George Washington wouldn’t get a third term—so neither should Trump. But not everyone agrees.


Could Donald Trump run again after 2028? It’s a hot topic swirling in conservative circles, especially after bold comments from former White House strategist Steve Bannon sparked debate about the future of the America First movement.

On Sunday, Senator John Curtis (R-UT) laughed off the suggestion of a third term for President Trump during an interview on NBC’s Meet the Press. When asked if he could support such an idea, Curtis responded with a chuckle, “I wouldn’t have supported a third term for George Washington. That’s a no.”

His answer was brief—but the question itself reveals just how fired up the political base still is about President Trump’s role in saving America.


Why the Trump Third Term Talk Keeps Coming Back

Though the U.S. Constitution limits presidents to two terms under the 22nd Amendment, Trump’s unprecedented popularity and leadership have some conservatives wondering if exceptions—or legal workarounds—could exist.

Steve Bannon, host of the massively popular War Room podcast, recently told NewsNation:

“I’m a firm believer that President Trump will run and win again in 2028. A man like this comes along once every century—if we’re lucky.”

Bannon’s comments set off a media firestorm, with left-leaning outlets warning of a “constitutional crisis” or an “authoritarian Trump regime.”

But conservatives see it differently. They see a fighter who gets things done—a rare leader who’s unafraid to speak the truth and battle the political elite.


What the Constitution Actually Says About Presidential Terms

The 22nd Amendment, ratified in 1951 after FDR’s four terms, clearly states:

“No person shall be elected to the office of the President more than twice…”

Some have speculated that Trump could run as a vice presidential candidate, and take over after a resignation. But most legal scholars believe the courts would immediately block such a move.

Even Trump himself dismissed the idea of rewriting the rules. In a 2024 TIME Magazine interview, he made it clear:

“I’m not supportive of that idea whatsoever. My plan is to serve a full four-year term and do it well. My goal is to restore this country and steer it back in the right direction.”


The Left’s New Line of Attack: “He’s Joking About Authoritarianism”

Some Democrats, like New York Rep. Dan Goldman, argue that even entertaining the idea of a third term is dangerous. He told Newsweek earlier this year:

“Trump ‘jokes’ about unconstitutional ideas so that eventually, his followers treat them seriously. It’s how MAGA operates.”

Conservatives, however, see this as another smear campaign—a way to distract from real issues like inflation, border chaos, and the erosion of American values.


Bottom Line: Trump Doesn’t Need a Third Term—He Needs One More to Finish the Job

Though the Constitution won’t allow a third term, Trump 2024 is already shaping up to be one of the most important elections in American history. Millions believe only Trump can secure the border, defend religious liberty, and stop the radical left’s agenda.

Sen. Curtis may have laughed, but the American people are serious. Trump’s mission isn’t about bending rules—it’s about restoring the nation before it’s too late.


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