Jim Acosta floats "realistic" way Trump could attempt third term

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

46% : "And we'll do these stories all over again about how the Republican party is the party of Trump and they won't deal with any of this s***." Acosta continued that he would tell the Supreme Court,"'Well, this is what the people want.
46% : But that would be an uphill battle, politically, as it would require a constitutional convention and support from three-quarters of all states -- meaning Trump would need support from solidly Democratic states to repeal the amendment.
45% : Legal experts, however, have noted this leaves few narrow legal paths for Trump to return to the White House.
42% : " Currently, the 22nd Amendment of the United States Constitution bars a president from running for a third term, so any attempt at Trump makes at launching a 2028 campaign could trigger a constitutional crisis.
42% : "I think there is also some question as to when the legal issue becomes ripe for judicial review - when Trump is first named to a presidential ticket?
39% : "For Donald Trump to run in primaries, the state parties would have to attempt to put him on the primary ballots and the litigation that would ensue would be immediate," he said.
38% : Trump, over the weekend, told NBC News there were methods he could take to serve a third term as president, adding that he was "not joking.
38% : If something like Trump attempting to run in presidential primaries occurred, we would be in the last stage of democratic dissolution.
38% : That's a no, yeah." Any attempts by Trump to run in 2028 would almost certainly be met with legal challenges.
36% : He said one "realistic" path for Trump to try to be elected for a third term would be for him to just announce a campaign, even if the Constitution says he cannot.
29% : How the Supreme Court would respond to Trump running again would be unclear, she said, adding justices who consider themselves textualists may focus on the word "elected" to permit a third term.
16% : A lame-duck president like Donald Trump has every incentive in the world to make it seem like he's not a lame duck.
10% : Acosta, the former CNN anchor who has been a target of Trump criticism, responded to Trump's comments during a discussion with former Representative Adam Kinzinger, an Illinois Republican, on Monday on The Jim Acosta Show.

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