Maybe a better question is whether the U.S. people will stand up and depose him?
This would have been the easiest way to get rid of him, but not enough people bothered. Why would you expect them to do something harder now?
I also have my doubts about what would happen if he makes up some bullshit excuse to stay in power for a third term - who would actually remove him from office?
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/09/08/us/politics/supreme-court...
The majority did vote against him. He won in 2024 with 49.8% plurality.
(As an outsider, I still find it unbelievable that so many people would vote for him)
In my book, if people took liberal democracy serious, he should have been persona-non-grata in the eyes of every politician and political party.
Instead he was saved from impeachment by McConnel rehabilitated by McCarthy, and people increasing memory-holed the event, equivocated about George Floyd protests (not even remotely comparable), or were supporters of the "heroes of J6"... now we are where we are, well-cooked frogs in a pot that's about the boil over.