President Donald Trump has acknowledged that he is constitutionally barred from running for a third term, despite previous hints and suggestions from himself and allies. Speaking to reporters, Trump conceded the Constitution’s clear restriction, though he expressed regret. This admission comes after repeated speculation about his intentions, fueled by displays of “Trump 2028” merchandise and discussions of potential legal pathways. While top allies like Steve Bannon have explored the possibility, House Speaker Mike Johnson dismissed any feasible route for Trump’s return to the presidency.
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Senator Lindsey Graham expressed hope for Donald Trump to run for a third term in 2028, suggesting “Trump 2028. I hope this never ends” during an interview on Fox News. Graham praised Trump’s performance at the United Nations, echoing the former president’s claims of resolving global conflicts. He also commented on Trump’s approach to Russia, advocating for the end of the war while avoiding humiliation of Russia. This is not the first time Graham has alluded to this idea, having previously mentioned it on social media.
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Gavin Newsom’s polling numbers have reached a significant point, as he is now tied with Kamala Harris in the 2028 Democratic primary race, according to an analysis of polling averages by Political Polls. This marks a notable shift in the potential field of candidates, with the California governor having not formally announced his candidacy but remaining a prominent figure in polls and political discussions. Newsom has increased his public profile through speeches and social media activity, while analysts have noted he is building momentum towards a potential run. With the primary still years away, both Newsom and Harris’s standings could shift, as candidates typically declare their intentions after the midterm elections.
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