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Trading Arnold for Bill

Progressive, The, March, 2005

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Democrats in Congress are reportedly considering voting for a constitutional amendment allowing naturalized citizens (like California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger) to run for President in exchange for Republican support for repealing the Twenty-second Amendment, which bars Presidents from running for a third term, according to U.S. News & World Report.

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