The president’s suggestion that he would seek to stay in office beyond the constitutional limit comes as he has pushed to ...

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Tennessee Representative Andy Ogles told Newsmax that his constitutional amendment will need "a lot of work" to get ratified.

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When US presidents enter their second terms, they are generally spent forces. They have either achieved their main objectives or failed to get what they hoped for. They have exhausted their policy ...

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Andy Ogles, R-Tenn., this week introduced a resolution that seeks to change the 22nd Amendment, which was added in 1951 in the wake of Franklin D. Roosevelt’s four-term White House tenure and ...

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Tenn., is the latest House Republican to make a splashy grab for President Donald Trump’s attention, introducing a proposal to amend the Constitution and allow the 78-year-old to try for a third term.