Former U.S. President Barack Obama once spoke of the idea of a third term in the White House and talked about delivering lines to a stand-in who would be wearing an earpiece.

There is a precedent for a sitting president to run for a third term, although no one’s done it since the 22nd Amendment to ...

President Donald Trump wants to run for a third term. It’s not possible, per the Constitution, but Trump is talking about it nonetheless. “A lot of people want me to do it,” he told NBC News.

That was the Obama third term playbook—with Biden as the willing proxy, the empty vessel, the guy with the metaphorical earpiece in, while the Obama team ran the show behind the scenes.

The article with a Washington dateline began, "President Barack Obama shocked the country this morning with news that he is running for a third term." It went on to quote Obama at a press ...

The phrase "Obama 2028" began trending as users reacted to the Trump-centered third-term discussions by invoking the possibility—real or imagined—of Barack Obama returning to office.

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Who says President Barack Obama —- facing weak approval ratings, a tough midterm election and growing outrage over problems in veterans’ health care facilities — is in the dumps? He’s ...

Still, Trump was asked about it — the possibility of running against Obama for a third term — by Peter Doocy on Monday. “I’d love that,” Trump said. “Boy, I’d love that.

"Obama Announces Plans For A Third Term Presidential Run" Chain email on Saturday, May 17th, 2014 in a chain email THE RULING: PANTS ON FIRE Who says President Barack Obama -- facing weak approval ...