Can a former two term president rerun for a second time?

Answer 1

After being elected US President twice, a person may not run for Vice President, because in order to qualify for the vice presidency one must be eligible for the presidency.

When a person is elected Vice President then less than two years after inauguration he/she becomes President, he/she may be elected President once after that.

When a person is elected Vice President then between two and four years after inauguration he/she becomes President, he/she may be elected President twice after that.

Answer 2

Yes, one president had served four consecutive terms as President of the US, so yes I guess that it is possible.the guy above is wrong the only president that served 4 consecutive terms was FDR or Franklin D. Rosevelt for those who dont know who he is and the only way he did that was because there was no constitutional law against a president running four terms until he died in office causing them to put that constitutional law in place so for you answer its no once you serve two terms your done and can not run again

Answer 3

If a vice-president succeeds the president for less than half of a term, he/she may serve two full terms afterward.

Answer 4

No.

http://www.patriotstoolbox.org/america/documentsandspeeches/constitution/twentysecond.htm

Answer 5

No. Bill Clinton cannot run for president again.

Answer 6

NO. The 22nd amendment, ratified in 1951, limits a US President to two full terms. A President who has served less than two years of another's term, can serve one more term.

Answer 7

Not normally, but it has happened once.

Answer 8

no

Answer 9

no

Answer 10

After serving two terms can he run for President again