'They could pull this stunt': George Conway says Trump's 'insane' 3rd term talk is serious

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

52% : Presidential historian Tim Naftali explained in a Monday interview on CNN that should Trump hope to run for another four-year term in 2028, the only way he could do so would be to get another amendment to the Constitution ratified by two-thirds of both chambers of Congress, along with two-thirds of all state legislatures.
41% : Or that person who is elected president could resign on 12:01 on January 20th, and there is literally nothing in the Constitution to prevent that." READ MORE: 'I've become the target': GOP lawmaker tears into MAGA opponent who sent ICE to her farm "This has been written about by law professors in the past, before the Trump era," he continued.
30% : Trump would not have been elected.
25% : " While it's possible that Conway's theory could eventually be litigated in court, other legal experts have asserted that even if Trump tried to get back into the White House by joining the ticket as the 2028 Republican nominee's running mate, he would run into a separate constitutional roadblock.
24% : The 27th Amendment, which is the most recent, took more than 200 years to ratify, making it unlikely that Trump would be able to rescind the 22nd Amendment in time for the 2028 election.
11% : But Conway alluded to one loophole in the amendment's language that Trump could exploit.

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