Donald Trump just dropped new merch, and it’s raising more than a few eyebrows and maybe a constitutional red flag or two.
The official Trump Store is now selling hats and T-shirts proudly stamped with “Trump 2028,” even though the Constitution clearly says presidents are limited to two terms. Apparently, Trump sees the 22nd Amendment less as a rule and more as a… suggestion?
The merch rollout coincides with his 100th day back in office, right as his approval ratings are starting to sag. Classic Trump playbook: when in trouble, sell something.
And it’s not subtle. Some of the new gear even carries the slogan “Rewrite the Rules.” Because what’s more presidential than selling $50 hats that imply you’re above the Constitution?
Eric Trump was quick to show off the new hat online, while the former president himself told reporters he’s “not joking” about a third term. “A lot of people want me to do it,” he said—because apparently public opinion now trumps legal limits.
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Insiders say Trumpworld is already brainstorming loopholes. Some are floating the idea of amending the Constitution (good luck with that), while others are pitching schemes that sound like a civics-class fever dream—like Trump running as VP and taking over if the president resigns.
It’s all absurd… but also kind of terrifying.
Let’s not forget: this is a guy who’s already monetized just about everything—Trump NFTs, Trump sneakers, Trump Bibles. “Trump 2028” is just the latest product that blurs the line between trolling and testing authoritarian waters.
Critics say the merch isn’t just a grift—it’s psychological prep work. A normalization campaign. A not-so-subtle way to get his base used to the idea that maybe the Constitution doesn’t really matter anymore. If you can sell the fantasy on a T-shirt, maybe it doesn’t seem so unthinkable.
And that’s the point. This isn’t just about fashion. It’s a political message, a rallying cry, and a warning label all in one.
So, if you’re looking to accessorize your wardrobe with something that says, “I support ignoring term limits,” you’re in luck.
Just don’t act surprised if 2028 rolls around and that hat comes with a side of constitutional crisis.
