GOP congressman proposes constitutional change to allow potential 3rd Trump term

The transcript discusses a proposed constitutional amendment by Congressman Andy Ogles to allow Donald Trump to serve three terms as President. The amendment faces significant challenges, requiring a two-thirds majority in both the House and Senate, and ratification by three-fourths of state legislatures. The amendment would only apply to presidents who served two non-consecutive terms, excluding Obama and Clinton. Trump has indicated he might consider a third term if laws change, but the amendment is unlikely to succeed due to the high legislative and constitutional hurdles.

What is the main goal of the constitutional amendment introduced by Congressman Andy Ogles?

• To allow any president to serve three terms

• To allow presidents to serve two non-consecutive terms

• To allow Donald Trump to serve three terms

• To allow presidents to serve unlimited terms

What is one of the major challenges the proposed amendment faces in Congress?

• Opposition from the Supreme Court

• Need for a two-thirds majority in both the House and Senate

• Lack of public support

• Lack of support from the Republican majority

What percentage of state legislatures must ratify the amendment for it to become law?

• Two-thirds

• All states

• Three-fourths

• One-half

According to the proposed amendment, which presidents would be eligible to serve a third term?

• Any president who has served two terms

• Presidents who served two consecutive terms

• Presidents who served two non-consecutive terms

• Any president who has served one term

What did Trump indicate about serving a third term during the 2024 campaign?

• He would not consider it under any circumstances

• He would consider it if the laws were changed

• He plans to run for a fourth term

• He has no interest in serving more than two terms