[Kenny Bunk]

You cannot impeach someone who is not qualified to be president WHO HAS COMMITTED FRAUD. He is not president in fact.

BHO, Jr. is not IMHO, a "Natural Born Citizen." However, what he is, is the de facto POTUS, the sitting President. As such, he is pretty much immune to prosecution on criminal or civil charges during his term of office, and that includes fraud, election fraud, arson, or GTA.

Yes, he can be Constitutionally removed ... but only by Congress. That's as unlikely as his resignation. The courts may rule against him, but under our Constitution, they cannot remove him, or even order his removal.

Even if and when the Writ of Quo Warranto from the Federal district court is served, the findings are appealed to the SCOTUS, and they rule him ineligible, it is still and only Congress that can remove him.

The previous election would be void ab initio because of fraud,ALL OF THE LAWS AND EXECUTIVE ORDERS OBAMA SIGNED WOULD BE RECINDED, VACATED.Thats what happens when fraud is committed in such circumstances.Justas it would if similar fraud happened in a corporation.

A corporation is bound by law enforceable by the entire range of civil authority. The Executive Branch is not.

[Kenny Bunk]

ping.

[Candor7]

A FRAUDULENT POTUS IS NOT de facto POTUS .

I mean look at the crininal fraud cases in our nation. A fraud who is posing as a surgeon should be allowed to keep on operating? Ludicrous.

[El Gato]

Once declared ineligible, and the decision upheld by the Supreme Court, he would no longer be de Facto POTUS. He'd be, for legal purposes, a usurper. Someone not eligible to hold the office he occuppies. Lots of folks, both in and out of government, would insure that he left. Of his own free well, or doing the perp walk. His choice. Biden would become President, and would be defeated if he ran for re-election, much worse than Gerald Ford was in 1976, as would any other 'Rat tainted by belonging to the party which ran and elected an ineligible cannidate. Some RINOs too I imagine, would fall in their primaries. We might end up with 4 parties, or maybe more.

But the Constitution doesn't even recognize parties, so that is a secondary concern. The country has survived the break up and realighment of major parities in the past, it can do so again.