Pennsylvania Governor Shapiro Calls for 28th Amendment to Counter Presidential Corruption

What was said

"I could make an argument that we need a 28th Amendment to our Constitution to bake in some stricter guardrails to protect the American people from a president of the United States that lacks integrity and ethics and honor the way this president does. I think everything needs to be on the table. We need real reform."

Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro explicitly called for a constitutional amendment to create anti-corruption protections against the presidency, citing Trump's $2 billion in earnings during his term and the Supreme Court's immunity decision. Shapiro argued that presidential corruption has real costs to Americans because it means the president picks favorites based on personal profit rather than public benefit. This represents a significant escalation in state-level resistance to executive power.