The idea of Trump circumventing the Constitution to seek a third term should make us 'shiver'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

54% : To the editor: What's so surprising about Trump voicing his plans for a third term?
53% : At that time I had lived almost all of my life with President Franklin D. Roosevelt and never thought there was a problem as he began his fourth term in the White House.
51% : Trump has made his intentions quite clear.
48% : Now, less than three months into his constitutionally limited second term, Trump is starting his campaign for a third term.
37% : With a super-conservative majority at the Supreme Court and with Trump loyalists now heading the Justice and Defense departments, as well as the FBI, the institutional guardrails put in place by the Founding Fathers to restrain a rogue executive branch have been significantly weakened.
31% : The only question is: What will Congress, the courts and American voters do in response? To the editor: As we now know, Trump tried various maneuvers to stay in office, including inciting an insurrection in the Capitol, and has yet to concede the 2020 election, despite no evidence to support his claim of election fraud.
31% : To the editor: Trump would never think of circumventing the Constitution of the United States (again) in order to seek a third term.
23% : President Trump is a master of brainwashing.

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