US attorney general says Trump likely 'going to be finished' after second term

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

79% : She told Fox News Sunday that in her opinion Trump was a "very smart man, and we, I wish we could have him for 20 years as our president".
63% : Then, the theory goes, should the Vance-Trump ticket win the presidential election, Vance could step down on day one of the new term and Trump would then automatically become president for the third time.
49% : In an interview broadcast on 30 March, Trump told NBC News that "I'm not joking" about the idea of a third term, adding: "I like working".
49% : One tactic that has attracted some attention would be for the vice-president, JD Vance, to run as Republican presidential candidate in 2028, with Trump as his running mate.
37% : The clear implication is that Trump, debarred from running for a third term as president, would equally be debarred from running for vice-president - rendering the ruse null and void.
23% : He won a fourth term but died in 1945 just one year into it. Bondi's comment that it would be a "heavy lift" for Trump to overcome the two-term rule was a reference to what it would take to change the US constitution and revoke the 22nd amendment.
20% : Pam Bondi, Trump loyalist and top law enforcement official, expresses skepticism about recent third-term talk Pam Bondi, the US attorney general, has expressed skepticism about the idea of Donald Trump serving a third term in the White House, saying that when her boss's current presidency ends on 20 January 2029, he is probably "going to be finished". Bondi's comments come just a week after Trump gave his most blunt indication yet that he was seriously considering trying for a third term to follow up ones that began in 2017 and this past January - despite the clear prohibition against doing so enshrined in the US constitution.

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