Originally posted by: LiveFreeNW
No. That would not work. The 12th amendment requires that anybody running for vice president be constitutionally eligible for President.
No. Anyone who has already served two terms as President isn't "constitutionally ineligible." He can't be ELECTED President again. But there's nothing preventing him from getting back into the Oval Office in other ways.
MAGA has in fact suggested that way for Trump to get a third term.
Originally posted by: Kevin Lewis
No. Anyone who has already served two terms as President isn't "constitutionally ineligible." He can't be ELECTED President again. But there's nothing preventing him from getting back into the Oval Office in other ways.
MAGA has in fact suggested that way for Trump to get a third term.
Interesting point.
".....But no person constitutionally ineligible to the office of President shall be eligible to that of Vice-President of the United States."
It doesn't say "constitutionally ineligible to the elected". You have a point.
