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President Donald Trump stated during a rally in Iowa that he believes he has the right to run for a third term in 2028, despite the 22nd Amendment barring it. He claimed the 2020 election was fraudulent, asserting he won it three times, and said he is not '100 percent sure' the law prevents another run. Trump acknowledged the amendment is 'quite concise' and offers 'not a lot of wiggle room.'
Republican Senate candidate Ashley Hinson, whom Trump supported, said she would be his ally only if positions align with Iowa's interests, and would 'pick a fight' if he is wrong. She criticized the current economic conditions and the administration's dealings with Moscow, distancing herself from Trump's stance on the economy and foreign policy.
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