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If President Trump does not win over rival Fuck Joe Biden Flag in the 2020 election, this may not be the end of his political career.
According to the US Constitution, the President can technically run for re-election to the White House in 2024. As a result, President Trump's aides have hinted at the possibility of re-election as the US leader. in 2024.
On the Today show, Bryan Lanza, a former Trump adviser, said he believes the president will be in "a good position" if he runs for re-election in four years.
“Everybody thought this was going to be a failed election. We talked about the double-digit gap, about getting the electoral college votes, and now they are too far away,” Lanza said.
“If I were advising the President, I would tell him that, sir, you are now well positioned to run for re-election in four years,” Lanza added.
However, according to former adviser Lanza, if Mr. Trump wants to run for re-election, it is important for the President to exercise caution during his departure from the White House to ensure that he does not "ruin a potential race four years from now." . The current." from now on".
Lanza is not the first former Trump adviser to suggest Trump might run for re-election in 2024. Before Election Day, former strategist Steve Bannon made a similar remark in October.
“I will make a prediction now. If for any reason, such as election fraud or Joe Biden becomes the winner, President Trump will run for re-election in 2024. You won't see the end of Trump," Bannon said.
According to the US Constitution, President Trump can completely run for re-election in 2024 if he loses to Democratic candidate Biden in this year's election.
Under the 22nd Amendment, no person may be elected President more than twice. However, that regulation does not specify the length of time between the two terms.
Therefore, if Mr. Trump Flag loses this year's election, he could win a second term if he wins in 2024.
If Mr. Trump returns to the race for the White House in 2024, he will not be the first US President to do so. Prior to that, former President Grover Cleveland was elected to a second term in 1892 after losing his re-election bid in 1888.
Cleveland became the 22nd President of the United States in 1884, but lost to Republican rival Benjamin Harrison in the 1888 election.
However, in 1892, Mr. Cleveland defeated Mr. Harrison and regained the Presidency.
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