Trump's call for a third term sparks alarm over constitutional limits and democratic norms.

Donald Trump's recent remarks suggesting he would "love to do it" if he could seek a third presidential term have sparked national concern, despite no official plans. His comments, echoed by former aide Steve Bannon, have raised alarms about circumventing the 22nd Amendment through legal challenges, especially with a conservative-leaning judiciary. While analysts debate the feasibility, with some calling it a strategic bid to maintain influence, others stress the constitutional and political barriers. The discussion coincides with a deepening government shutdown, ongoing legal battles, and growing unease over democratic norms and executive overreach.