Donald Trump is showing clear signs of attempting to extend his stay in the White House beyond his legal presidential term. Despite denying aspirations of being a “king” or “dictator,” his actions and statements suggest otherwise. Trump has floated the idea of remaining in power beyond 2029, the end of his term, even distributing hats with “Trump 2028” branding. During a meeting with Volodymyr Zelensky, Trump hinted at the possibility of using a wartime scenario to cancel future elections, enabling him to continue in office. Additionally, Trump has taken steps to overhaul the White House to resemble his personal residence, Mar A Lago, further indicating his desire to prolong his presidency. He has also initiated controversial actions such as deploying the FBI and National Guard to Democrat-run states and pushing for the redrawing of congressional districts to benefit his party. Moreover, Trump’s persistent claims of election fraud and attempts to overturn the 2020 election results have raised concerns about his intentions to retain power unlawfully.