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Author: CMK
They say that the U.S. Constitution restrains presidents to a maximum of two terms, however it seems that Donald J. Trump has every intention of being in the Oval office for more than the original allotted time. The president – elect Trump had hinted about the possibility of extending terms. However, the question must be asked, can he run for office in 2028 for a third term? Not really. The constitution forbids it. If reelected, Mr. Trump who will then be 78, will hold the record of the oldest president of the United States. What is the Emergence of This…
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