And we also need to consider the various end-run scenarios, in which he is not elected, but rather is elevated to office through some mechanism that violates the spirit, but not the letter, of the 22nd Amendment. E.g., becoming for VP, then elected POTUS resigns, or becoming SOTH, and both POTUS and VP vacate. SCOTUS could easily uphold that.
And we also need to consider the various end-run scenarios, in which he is not elected, but rather is elevated to office through some mechanism that violates the spirit, but not the letter, of the 22nd Amendment. E.g., becoming for VP, then elected POTUS resigns, or becoming SOTH, and both POTUS and VP vacate. SCOTUS could easily uphold that.
And we also need to consider the various end-run scenarios, in which he is not elected, but rather is elevated to office through some mechanism that violates the spirit, but not the letter, of the 22nd Amendment. E.g., becoming for VP, then elected POTUS resigns, or becoming SOTH, and both POTUS and VP vacate. SCOTUS could easily uphold that.