But he rules out running for vice-president, an idea floated by supporters to circumvent the constitution that bars him from running again.

Constitutional law prohibits the president from seeking a third term. Donald Trump keeps talking about it anyway.

President Donald Trump ruled out the idea of running as a vice presidential candidate in the 2028 election, as some of his supporters urge him to find ways to circumvent the Constitution’s prohibition on a president being elected to three terms.

Donald Trump again addressed the idea that he would run for president in 2028, even though the 22nd Amendment of the Constitution prohibits anyone from being elected to the White House more than twice.

President Trump refused to rule out an unconstitutional bid for a third presidential term on Monday but floated a potential ticket of Vice President JD Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio. The big picture: Trump and his allies have repeatedly teased a third term for the already twice-elected president.

U.S. President Donald Trump on Monday ruled out running for vice president in the 2028 election but declined to definitively say he would not seek a third term, keeping alive speculation about how he might seek to extend his time in office.