Donald Trump Denies Third Term Ambitions Days After Bannon’s “Plan” Raises Alarms

President Donald Trump attempted to assert his authority while responding to inquiries on Air Force One, dismissing an imaginative theory about extending his tenure beyond two terms. This response might have gone unnoticed had it not been for a recent revelation by former chief strategist Steve Bannon, who amplified discussions surrounding Trump’s potential third term.In a recent interview with The Economist, Bannon boldly asserted that Trump would secure a "third term," suggesting numerous strategies to prolong his presidency. His remarks intensified online speculation, contrasting Trump’s later dismissal, which sounded evasive.When probed about a theory that he might run for vice president in 2028 before assuming the presidency, Trump confidently rebuffed the notion, labeling it “too cute.” Yet his ambiguous comments about potentially ruling out a third term only fueled ongoing speculation.Bannon remains assertive, claiming a detailed plan to keep Trump in power will be revealed, culminating in his presidency in 2028. Critics express alarm over these developments, perceiving a coordinated strategy to challenge constitutional limits.