How Many Terms Can a President Serve
The short answer is that a U.S. president may serve no more than two elected terms, for a total of up to eight years in normal circumstances. This rule is set by the 22nd Amendm...
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The short answer is that a U.S. president may serve no more than two elected terms, for a total of up to eight years in normal circumstances. This rule is set by the 22nd Amendm...
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