Bannon Does His Own Questionable Salute While Calling for a Third Trump Term

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

69% : We want Trump in '28.
63% : "Trump is here.
51% : " The only tangible effort geared toward allowing Trump to run in 2028 is legislation introduced last month by Tennessee Republican Rep. Andy Ogles.
49% : And just two hours before Bannon took the stage Thursday, Trump went down that path again.
48% : His bill would allow Trump to serve three terms in total, but would conveniently bar from office former presidents like Barack Obama who have already served two consecutive terms.
41% : Trump himself has mentioned staying in office past 2028 several times since moving back into the White House.
40% : "A man like Trump comes along only once or twice in a country's history, right?" After leading a chant of "We want Trump," Bannon again mentioned the press.
32% : Former Trump White House adviser Steve Bannon whipped up Friday's Conservative Political Action Conference crowd by talking about the possibility of the President Donald Trump staying in office for a third term in 2028 -- which the Constitution currently prohibits -- and concluded his speech by giving a provocative gesture that resembled the controversial salute Elon Musk gave at a post-inauguration rally last month.
2% : They want to say he's a lame duck, Trump's this, Trump's that, Trump's not running in '28," Bannon said.

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