Trump responded, “That’s one way,” but left other options unsaid.This has sparked criticism from both parties, as many see it as an attempt to bypass the constitutional limit. Amending the Constitution would be a difficult and lengthy process,

requiring approval from a supermajority in Congress or from two-thirds of U.S. states. Trump ally Steve Bannon has suggested that Trump could run and win again in 2028, mentioning that there could be “a couple of alternatives” for him to serve beyond two terms. The possibility of changing the presidential term limits has raised questions about the future of the two-term rule and whether the system might be reexamined or amended.