Amendment to give Trump a third term has "a lot of support": GOP rep
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A Republican Representative has claimed that a proposed amendment to the Constitution allowing presidents to serve more than two terms has "a lot of support" among GOP colleagues.
Tennessee Rep. Andy Ogles introduced a House joint resolution on January 23 to amend the part of the Constitution that prevents a president from being elected more than twice.
Speaking to Fox News about the move, he said: "It forces a conversation... we have a lot of support in the House."
However, he acknowledged that the amendment faced "a tough road" if it is to be passed by the House and Senate.
This is a developing story. More to follow.