Donald Trump stated that he will not run for vice presidency in 2028, rejecting the idea of circumventing the constitutional limit of two terms.

American President Donald Trump has ruled out the possibility of running for the position of vice president in the 2028 elections, a maneuver suggested by his supporters to circumvent the constitutional limit of two terms. In a discussion with the press, Trump stated that although he would have the right to do so, he will not proceed in that manner, considering it an inappropriate action.

Although he was president from 2017 to 2021 and began a second term, Trump has allowed it to be understood that his supporters would like a third term, despite the constitutional prohibition. Steve Bannon, an influential ideologue of the MAGA movement, recently stated that Trump will become president again in 2028, suggesting that there is a strategy to achieve this, which will be revealed later.