Picture this: It’s 2029, the calendar says “term limits who?”, and Donald Trump is still tweeting from the Oval Office in gold-plated font, casually dropping hints like confetti that maybe—just maybe—the 22nd Amendment was more of a suggestion than a rule. In a classic Trump interview dodge, he muses about sticking around longer than a bad sitcom rerun, while tossing out VP Vance and Rubio like they’re auditioning for the sequel nobody asked for. The internet explodes, historians clutch their pearls, and somewhere a Constitution is quietly weeping into its parchment.
Donald Trump alludes to staying on as president past second term
