Washington
US President Donald Trump has not even held power even for a week but his Republican party MPs have started efforts to make him sit in the White House for the third time. For this, preparations are being made to amend the US Constitution. Republican MP from Tennessee Andy Ogles has sought a new amendment in the 22nd amendment of the Constitution by presenting a joint resolution in the US Parliament. If this constitution is amended, Donald Trump will be allowed to become a claimant for the third term. According to the current rules, a person in the US can become President for a maximum of two term only. This is Trump’s second term, which begins on January 20.
Republican MP Andy Ogls, who presented the proposal on Thursday, said, “Donald Trump has proved himself as the only leader in modern history, which is able to turn our country’s downfall and make America great again And they should be given the necessary time to complete this mission. ” During the last presidential election campaign, the then Vice President Kamla Harris had warned about this and warned people that if Trump came to power, he would change the law of the country.
Now the proposal of Andy Ogles has emphasized this apprehension. Citizenship, gender and migrant laws have changed as soon as Trump takes power. Now the rule of President’s tenure can also be changed. Many opposition MPs have criticized the Republican MP’s move and expressed displeasure over it. The Ogles Republican is a radical conservative MP of the party. He is completing his second term as an MP.
The 22nd amendment of the US Constitution states that no person will be elected to the post of President more than twice, and any person who has served as the President, or the period of the period of another person being elected President He will not be elected to the post of President more than once for more than two years.
Let me tell you that earlier Trump himself has said in an interview to Time magazine that he will not support such constitutional amendment. He had said, “I am not in favor of any kind of challenge and I am not in favor of such constitutional amendment.” In this regard, official comments have not been revealed from the White House.
