Washington D.C. — Steve Bannon just dropped a political bombshell louder than a Metro train screeching into Gallery Place: “There’s a plan,” he says, to keep Donald Trump in the White House past 2028. Yes, past the next election cycle. Past the Constitution’s 22nd Amendment. Past the point where even the White House gift shop runs out of MAGA snow globes.

According to Bannon, Trump’s team has strategized a way to sidestep the pesky little rule that says presidents can only be elected twice. Because apparently, term limits are just “suggestions” now—like speed limits on I-495.

“At the appropriate time we’ll lay out what the plan is, but there’s a plan and President Trump will be the president in ’28,” Bannon told economist.com The Economist.

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The DMV Reacts: ‘Bruh, We Can’t Even Fix the Beltway’

Here in the DMV, we can’t get Metro escalators to work consistently, but sure—let’s re-engineer the Constitution. Maryland lawyers are already Googling 22nd Amendment, while Virginia lobbyists draft bills titled ‘Please Stop This Madness Act of 2025.’

• The Loophole Olympics: Trump runs as VP under a loyalist, then pulls a political Uno reverse card mid-term.
• The Reality Show Amendment: Congress passes a new rule allowing presidents to stay as long as ratings are good.
• The DMV Special: Trump claims D.C. isn’t technically a state, so term limits don’t apply.
• The ‘It’s Just a Suggestion’ Doctrine: Bannon argues the 22nd Amendment is more of a “vibe” than a law.