Breaking: After Davos, Trump asked on Truth Social, “RECORD NUMBERS ALL OVER THE PLACE! SHOULD I TRY FOR A FOURTH TERM?” The 22nd Amendment bars a re-run; polls show 56% disapprove. According to TIME. What do you think? Comment. #news
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On January 22, 2026, President Donald Trump posted on Truth Social, “RECORD NUMBERS ALL OVER THE PLACE! SHOULD I TRY FOR A FOURTH TERM?” (time.com) He floated the idea after returning from World Economic Forum in Davos. (thedailybeast.com) The suggestion conflicts with the 22nd Amendment, which bars anyone from being elected president more than twice. (time.com) The post followed polls showing under 40 percent approval and Times/Siena finding 56 percent disapproval. (time.com) Trump called such polls “fake,” has promoted 2028 merchandise and threatened legal action against media, energizing parts of his base despite widespread skepticism. (time.com)
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President Trump demanded investigations into Representative Ilhan Omar’s finances, accusing her on Truth Social of being “worth over $30 million” and saying such wealth could not be amassed on a $174,000 congressional salary. (foxnews.com) Her 2024 disclosure reports household assets largely tied to her husband’s winery and venture firm, producing reported net‑worth range up to $30 million. (mediaite.com) That jump drew scrutiny because Omar’s early filings around her 2018 campaign showed liabilities and an estimated negative net worth between −$25,000 and −$65,000. (factually.co) House Republicans have opened reviews of the filings; Omar has defended her disclosures and denied illicit enrichment. (mediaite.com)
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The House passed the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act on April 10, 2025, requiring documentary proof of citizenship to register in federal elections. It cleared the House 220–208, with four Democrats joining all Republicans. Supporters say the SAVE Act prevents noncitizen voting and strengthens election security; critics warn it would disenfranchise millions, disproportionately affecting elderly, rural and transgender voters and communities of color. The bill would amend National Voter Registration Act, obligate states to collect passports or birth certificates, create procedures to remove noncitizens, expand access to federal immigration data, and impose federal penalties, raising implementation and legal concerns. (cbsnews.com)
