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Crowd erupts as Trump asks 'should we run one more time?'

Raw Story

June 23, 2026

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Narrative Analysis: Name Calling

Crowd erupts as Trump asks 'should we run one more time?'

President Donald Trump suggested on Tuesday that he might want to run for president again, prompting people in the audience at a rally in Pennsylvania to cheer.Trump was speaking at a Mack Trucks assembly plant, in Macungie, Pennsylvania, to speak about the economy.Maybe we should run again. Should we run one more time? I'd like to do that, Trump quipped.The crowd erupted after Trump's comment.Trump has mentioned a third run for president in the past — but has admitted it is not possible. The 22nd Amendment of the Constitution prohibits presidents from serving more than two terms.Trump in Pennsylvania: Maybe we should run again. Should we run one more time? I'd like to do that pic.twitter.com/wPewSq7oEX— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) June 23, 2026

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