President Trump Flirts with Unconstitutional Third Term After Donor's Big Money Offer
President Trump publicly claimed a wealthy donor offered $250 million for an unconstitutional third term. This raises questions about campaign finance and presidential term limits.
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🧩 Simple Version
President Trump was at a party and told everyone that a very rich lady named Miriam Adelson offered him a super-duper lot of money, like $250 million!
She offered it so he would run for president again in 2028. But, presidents can only be president two times, like two scoops of ice cream, not three!
The lady even said "I will give" when Trump told the crowd. This is a big, big number, like counting all your toys in the world!
🚨 How Fox Would Spin It
Oh my goodness, can you believe it?! The elite wealthy donors are begging President Trump to save America again!
They know he's the only one who can fix everything. This isn't about money; it's about the will of the people wanting more of our amazing president!
"It's a huge outpouring of support from patriots who see the swamp trying to stop him. The Deep State wants to keep him out, but true Americans, like this generous lady, are fighting back!"
🌿 DeFoxed Reality Check
Okay, hold your horses! While Miriam Adelson, who is a very generous donor, did offer President Trump $250 million for a 2028 campaign, there's a tiny, but super important, rule.
It's called the 22nd Amendment, and it says a president can only serve two terms, like getting two turns on the slide. President Trump has already served one term and is in his second right now.
So, running for a third term is not allowed by the rules of our country, no matter how much money someone offers. It's like trying to play another game when the timer already went off!
Even though Trump has hinted about it, it's against the Constitution.
💡 Why This Matters
This matters because presidents must follow the rules, just like everyone else. The 22nd Amendment is a very important rule that keeps our government fair and balanced.
Talking about breaking big rules, even as a joke, can make people wonder about our democracy and how money influences politics.
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