Donald Trump's potential role in the 2028 US presidential election has become a renewed point of discussion, despite constitutional limits that prevent a third elected term. References to 'Trump 2028' have appeared in political messaging and merchandise, prompting questions about whether a return to office could be possible under US law.
Some claims centre on a proposed constitutional 'loophole', suggesting a former president could return to office through succession. The argument focuses on how the presidency can be assumed without being won through an election.
