51.   Only one president, Franklin D. Roosevelt, ever has sought more than two consecutive terms.

52.   Presidents are not allowed to seek a third consecutive term.

53.   Schaefer, a Democrat, is barred by law from seeking a third consecutive term.

54.   She was prohibited from seeking re-election by constitutional reforms enacted during her administration that barred two consecutive terms for a president.

55.   State law prevented a third consecutive term.

56.   State law prohibited him from serving a second consecutive term.

57.   Such a move would require a constitutional change to allow him to serve a third consecutive term.

58.   That document gives him the right to run for a second consecutive term, reduces civilian oversight of the armed forces and weakens state and municipal governments.

59.   The Argentine constitution prohibits three consecutive presidential terms.