The second part means that if you took over as President during someone else’s term (for example if you were VP when the President died and you took over) and served for two years or more of that term, you can only serve one more term. So however you become President, you can’t serve more than two terms.
The second part means that if you took over as President during someone else’s term (for example if you were VP when the President died and you took over) and served for two years or more of that term, you can only serve one more term. So however you become President, you can’t serve more than two terms.
What if he just changes the length of a term?
That’s a part of the Constitution itself, Article II, Section I, Clause I
https://constitution.congress.gov/browse/article-2/section-1/