the us constitution has zero language in it that prohibits recall of sentors and representatives.
it explains the enumerated powers fedgov has. there is no enumerated power reserving this power to fedgov.
further nothing in it specifically tells states they cannot recall their electors.
therefore this recall power is a tenth amendment issue, with this ability remaining residing with the people and the states.
Sorry, but you are mistaken.
The U.S. Constitution does say how a senator or congressman can be removed from office - by a vote of expulsion by 2/3rds of their peers. No other way is allowed.
it explains the enumerated powers fedgov has. there is no enumerated power reserving this power to fedgov.
Yes there is. Article I, Section 5.
further nothing in it specifically tells states they cannot recall their electors
Nothing in it says they can either. It says that the only way a sitting member can be removed is through expulsion.