HombreSecreto wrote:
“I’m not a lawyer, but guessing no.
For laws, a President can sign bills into law or let become law without signature. The interesting cases are the bills he vetoed. Do those become law as a result?
For appointments, those happen with the advice and consent of the Senate. The Senate is the approving authority. I think all of those stay, to include SCOTUS judges.
If Obama wasn’t qualified (and knowingly so) the area I would focus on is his ordering of the US Armed Forces to engage in acts of war (e.g. drones) that resulted in the deaths of people. I think there’s a word that describes the unlawful taking of human life...
My 1 1/2 cents,”
Repeating for emphasis:
“...If Obama wasn’t qualified (and knowingly so) the area I would focus on is his ordering of the US Armed Forces to engage in acts of war (e.g. drones) that resulted in the deaths of people. I think there’s a word that describes the unlawful taking of human life..
...”
My observation:
——And there is no statute of limitations on murder.-—
When dad was still alive we spent the evenings reading the paperwork of the cases challenging his right to become president. He said everything 0 signed would become null and void. Everything !