If he wants to serve longer, there are clever ways to do it, like running as VP, having his president resign, and then becoming president again so he can get around the two term limit.
Tim Pawlenty: “If he wants to serve longer, there are clever ways to do it, like running as VP, having his president resign, and then…”
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Pawlenty discusses hypothetical scenarios in which Trump could circumvent term limits.
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