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Send an email to Rob. White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt drew laughter Friday with her response to a question about the new Trump 2028 hat, which the Trump Organization is selling for $50.

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Weeks after President Trump said he wanted to run for a third term, his namesake company is embracing the speculation by putting a red “Trump 2028” hat on sale. “The future looks bright!

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President Trump's company has begun selling "Trump 2028" hats on its digital store, as the president hints on-and-off about seeking out a third term in office — even though the Constitution only ...

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On Thursday, a “Trump 2028” hat ($50) and a “Trump 2028” T-shirt ($36) became available for purchase on the website. The T-shirt also says, “Rewrite the rules,” seemingly a reference ...

The Trump Organization has laid out a line-up of Trump 2028 merchandise for sale on their online store — including hats and T-shirts — fueling questions about a Donald Trump third term run.