It is far too exhausting a job for anyone to want to try it. Still, since so few try it people don't have to keep looking out for their next election like if they were in Congress. Given the whole pendulum effect thing, people might vote out those trying for a third term, just to get change. Though given how often other incumbents keep their jobs... Well, the Electoral College actually is good in this sort of case, since it... I don't know. It does remind me of Huey Long, though. The man who, when he ended his job as Governor of Louisiana to become Senator (and resigning from all committees) still shoved the new governor out of the elevator when going to the state building. He wanted to abolish the Electoral College and said people were crazy if they thought they could get him out of the White House before he had four or five terms. And I don't mean voting him out, but deciding to leave on his own. I expect he would do what he did in Louisiana and basically appoint his successor. Do we think any politicians would have the fire, manipulation, power, etc to get them-self a fourth nomination? Besides FDR, who kind of fixed the Democratic National Convention, though just for his third. How many people got a third nomination again? Three or four?