Presidential Terms and Constitutional Norms

This chapter examines Trump's controversial remarks on extending presidential terms, referencing historical precedents like FDR's four terms and the subsequent constitutional amendments. It explores the complexities of U.S. presidential norms, legal interpretations of the 22nd Amendment, and the implications of leaders circumventing term limits, drawing parallels to Putin's maneuvers in Russia. The discussion raises critical questions about the evolving landscape of presidential power and democratic norms in contemporary politics.