Can Trump always stay in power by making his team presidents one by one and be the vice president?

[Enginn]

Thats a nice loophole

[Effably]

I wonder what happens if the elected president resigns in that situation. Maybe you have found a loophole. It sounds so obvious there has to be some failsafe for it though.

That said, Trump is already 79 or so years old. While there is no shame in aging, he is old to the point he needs to wear diapers again. We have also already seen onsets of dementia.

Assuming he runs out this term and is then 83, how much longer do we expect him to live and be, in his own way, sound of mind? I think even for the most diehard Trump supporters this is his last term. Age beats us all. Until science bests age, that is. But not yet.

[Dargil]

Regardless of your motivation, excellent question.
DJT has an excellent bench. He is grooming JD Vance to replace him, whenever that happens. As the inverse of Biden/Harris, Vance will become DJT's impeachment insurance.

[RavVid]

Vance might take advantage of the Trump draw card by choosing him as VP. If he did it in both terms that would make Trump 90 at the end. So couldn't he just go Vance?

How mad will Democrats be if he does?

[exitseven]

No, the neither the president or vice president can serve more than 8 years.

[Enginn]

But Trump has never been the vice president. That means if he becomes one he has 8 years more.

[exitseven]

No, and the rationale behind it is if Trump is the VP and the president dies in office, he will become president and that is unconstitutional.

[Jennz6]

I hope you’re right

[sawno]

Its what Obama did so yes its feasible.

[DrPepper12]

No. Read the amendment.

[beefcakebradybatson]

Nope.