Obama cannot run again!
A Republican congressman has introduced a resolution aimed at changing the U.S. Constitution to allow President Donald Trump to serve a third term, while also preventing former Presidents Barack Obama, George W. Bush, and Bill Clinton from returning to the White House. The proposal was introduced by Representative Andy Ogles from Tennessee, who argues that the country needs more of Trump’s leadership to restore America’s strength and stability.
Ogles’ resolution would modify the 22nd Amendment, which currently limits presidents to two terms in office, by allowing a president to serve a third term under certain conditions. While the proposed amendment would extend Trump’s potential tenure, it would specifically prevent former presidents who have already served two terms—such as Obama, Bush, and Clinton—from running again.
Though the idea has generated significant attention, particularly among Trump supporters, the proposal faces steep challenges. To pass, the amendment would need a two-thirds majority in both the House and Senate, which is unlikely given the narrow Republican majorities in both chambers. Even if it were to clear that hurdle, the amendment would also require approval from three-fourths of state legislatures, a process that would be incredibly difficult to achieve.
Ogles has been a vocal supporter of Trump and has argued that the country would benefit from more time under Trump’s leadership. He contends that the bold decisions made during Trump’s first term helped strengthen the nation, and that a continuation of this leadership is necessary to reverse the negative trends of the past few years.
Despite its slim chances of success, the proposal highlights the continued influence Trump holds within the Republican Party. It also reflects a deep desire among his supporters to see his policies and vision continue. While many political analysts see the resolution as symbolic, it serves as a reminder of the lasting loyalty that Trump commands from much of the conservative base.
Ultimately, the resolution is unlikely to change the Constitution, but it underscores the passionate support Trump continues to receive from his followers, who remain determined to keep his vision at the forefront of American politics.