The podcast host spoke with The Economist in a wide-ranging interview released Thursday.

When asked directly about the 22nd Amendment of the U.S. Constitution, which prohibits any U.S. citizen from serving more than two terms as president, [Steve] Bannon pointed to how there are “many different alternatives” for Trump to stay in office, but did not provide specifics.

  • g8phcon2@k.fe.derate.me
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    19 hours ago

    @Mog_fanatic@lemmy.world the last time Bannon went on about in like January he was saying since the constitution doesn’t say you can’t be president a third time, just that you can’t be elected to it (Like LBJ had initially entered the race for his third term before dropping out of the primaries, as his first term he wasn’t elected to since he fulfilled the remainder of JFK’s his assassination) Trump could be elected VP on a Vance/Trump (or anybody else who wants to get his name in the history book) and resign right after being inaugurated so Trump could complete the rest of the term.

    @Sunflier@lemmy.world @Zaktor@sopuli.xyz