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Congress can only impeach the President for committing High Crimes and Misdemeanors. Enforcing laws against murder is not a High Crime or Misdemeanor. If Congress attempts to impeach a President for enforcing the law, then Congress itself is in violation of the law. Also, waving "Roe v. Wade" around isn't going to help you. Roe v. Wade is an ILLEGAL decision by the USSC, because it legalizes murder, which is against Common Law of both Man and God.

And who decides what is the supreme law of the land is in the United States of America?

The U.S. Constitution or anybody like you who decides that their personal views trump the U.S. Constitution?

Whether you like it or not, the system of check and balances of the U.S. Constitution has legalized abortion in the U.S. for the time being and nothing short of a Constitutional Amendment (a political impossibility in today's America whether the Amendment is pro or con) or changing the make up of the Supreme Court will alter that legal fact.

Besides, the President answers to a Higher Authority than just the Supreme Court or Congress -- or even the Constitution.

All your ramblings about what you personally believe is or is not the law and that the law is meaningless when it conflicts with your religious beliefs is nothing more that anarchist bloviating.

If you really believe that abortion is legally murder in the U.S., then you I would suggest you stop wasting your time on the Internet and, instead, file a murder complaint against your nearest abortion clinic.

You have an obligation to Higher Authority to do that.

Get back to us on how far you get with that at the District Attorney's Office.

And who decides what is the supreme law of the land is in the United States of America?

God, as revealed in His Word. And not just in the United States, but everywhere and at all times.

All your ramblings about what you personally believe is or is not the law and that the law is meaningless when it conflicts with your religious beliefs is nothing more that anarchist bloviating.

But it doesn't conflict with *my* religious beliefs -- it conflicts with the Will of God.

The problem here, as I see it, is that you believe your "rights" come from a document called the US Constitution. And its true, the document in question does outline a number of rights -- rights that are endowed by the Judeo-Christian God. Our Founding Fathers understood that the concept of "rights" is meaningless in a godless universe. In such a universe, you would have the same "right" to life, liberty and happiness as a frog -- or even a tree -- that is to say, no "right" at all.

Our rights come from God, and not just "God" as a concept, but the God of the Old and New Testament. He is the final arbiter of what is "right" and "wrong" -- since He Himself defines both right and wrong by his very whim.

He has also revealed to us, through His Word, that certain crimes (abortion, homosexuality, devil worship, witchcraft, etc.) are abominations and are not to be tolerated under any circumstances. If the US Supreme Court and my local DA office disagree, it's because they're wrong. Even if the US Constitution disagrees with God (which, in its original, "un-spun" version it doesn't) then the Constitution would be wrong as well.

God's Will has been revealed clearly and without hindrance through His Word. If our national leaders continue to deny Him, then I truly fear for the future of our country.