Trump: I Intend to Become President for a Third Time

Speaking at a campaign rally in Ohio, Donald Trump said that if the opportunity arises, he would like to become US president for a third time, remarks that were met with applause from his supporters.

Donald Trump said at his election rally in Ohio that he would like to become the president of the United States for the third time if given the opportunity; Statements that were accompanied by the applause of his fans.

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At a campaign rally in Ohio, held on the eve of the midterm elections, he said he would like to go that route again. At the same time, the attendees chanted "Four more years".

According to the US Constitution, Trump's second term will end in January 2029. The 22nd amendment of this law, which was approved in 1951, has limited the presidency to two terms. Despite this limitation, Trump has repeatedly spoken about the possibility of re-election and trying to reach this position for the third time.

Steve Bannon, a political strategist and former friend of Trump, also predicted last year that he would become president again.

Trump became president for the first time in 2017 and for the second time in 2024 and became the 45th and 47th president of the United States, respectively.

He had previously spoken of his desire to return to the White House.

Polls show that Trump is narrowly ahead of Harris in six key and decisive states in the US election.

The White House spokesman said: "There is no discussion about Biden's resignation or suspension of his election campaign, and he will talk to the American people in the coming days as before."

Trump's words on October 10, 2026 (7/18/1405) about Ukraine and its president gave new impetus to the crisis that has plagued Europe for more than four years.