Could Trump Get a Third Term? Law Professor Explains

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

49% : If another candidate won the presidential election, and Trump was his or her vice presidential running mate, that candidate could step aside after winning the race and allow Trump to take over, according to Jacobson, who was quick to add he doesn't endorse such an action.
49% : The conversation of Trump serving a third term recently landed in headlines when a number of reporters started asking the president if he wanted a third term.
42% : Jacobson sits down with The Daily Signal to provide his legal opinion on Trump serving a third term and to discuss the work of the Equal Protection Project, a project of the Legal Insurrection Foundation aimed at holding universities accountable for violating the Constitution's equal-protection guarantees.
35% : While a deal made with a running mate for Trump to serve a third term "does not violate the Constitution," Jacobson says, it "might violate the spirit of the Constitution.
34% : "I'm not looking at that, but I'll tell you, I have had more people asking me to have a third term," Trump said while speaking with reporters on Air Force One at the end of March.

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