Again, there is currently no way in the Constitution for it to be done, but now there is even a poll that sheds light on who the front-runner would be in a Trump-Obama matchup in 2028.

Trump, who on Sunday said he was “ not joking ” about the prospect of seeking a third term, recently told reporters that if he was the Republican presidential nominee in 2028, he would “love ...

Former Barack Obama aides Jon Favreau, Jon Lovett, and Tommy Vietor know exactly how to block Donald Trump from somehow getting a third term in office. “Obama should run,” Vietor suggested on ...

In a hypothetical, and nearly impossible, third-term matchup the president said he’d ‘love’ to run against Obama Ariana Baio in New York Tuesday 01 April 2025 17:22 BST Comments Trump says ...

US President Donald Trump on Monday said if he is allowed to run for the third term, he would like to run against former Democratic President Barack Obama, ‘I'd love that’. Fox News' asked ...

It was treated as harmless self-flattery. Fast forward to December 2020. Obama sat down with Stephen Colbert and joked about orchestrating a “third term” through a puppet president.

WASHINGTON — President Trump said Monday he’d be eager to run against former President Barack Obama — if the US Constitution is changed to allow the men to seek a third term. “I’d love ...

Trump teased he might run for a third term in an interview with NBC News on Sunday, saying he is "not joking" about making another run for the Oval Office and enjoys working.

Obama's roasting of Trump at the White House Correspondents' Dinner in 2011 is widely viewed as the moment that kickstarted Trump's decade of revenge. During a monologue, the president joked about ...

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.

TRUMP AND OBAMA’S FUNERAL LAUGHS GO VIRAL Trump told NBC News on Sunday that he wasn’t joking about the prospect of a third term and that there are “methods” to go about it.

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.