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With President Trump continuing to tease the idea of seeking a third term in the White House, which is unconstitutional, his company is selling “Trump 2028” merchandise to supporters.

The 22nd Amendment prohibits Donald Trump from serving a third term, but that isn’t stopping his organization from hawking “Trump 2028” hats and t-shirts.

The Trump Organization’s online store is now selling “Trump 2028” merchandise, the latest indication — even if frivolous — that the president wants to run for a third term.