I am not a lawer, but I understood that executive orders apply only to the departments of the executive branch under control of the President. Perhaps some Lawyer Freeper could confirm this. The elections are under control of the states.
Of course, he could always just act like he had the power to seize private property or cancel elections and if not challenged by “the people” and the states then I suppose he would have raw power, just no legal basis for his actions.
You can start with this here:
The Constitution and the Bill of Rights are the Supreme law of the land.
Any “State Constitution”, “Federal Legislation”, “Executive Order” or “Regulation” from one of the Alphabet agencies do NOT trump those laws.
The “Bill of Rights” are “God given, unalienable rights” and they can NOT be taken from us by the government, however you can “Voluntarily” waive them, whether you are aware that you are doing so or not!!!
You are about to learn that there are 2 classes of citizens:
American citizens who are sovereign over the Government and
U.S. citizen who are Federal subjects which is how and why they get away with what they do...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X6b4YrXayzE
“I reserve all Unalienable rights without prejudice”
Do you know what that means???
The info below will open your eyes if you take the time to read it.
God-given, unalienable Rights repudiated by Supreme Court
The American Revolution was fought to validate and secure the two, extraordinary, unprecedented principles advanced by the “Declaration of Independence”:
1) That it is both true and self evident that all men are created equal and endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights; and,
2) “That to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men . . . .”
First, the fact that all men were equally endowed by their Creator with “certain unalienable Rights” elevated all men from the status of subjects to the status of sovereigns. This elevation was arguably the high-water mark of the Protestant Reformation. By making all men “sovereigns,” the American Revolution demoted all government to our public servant rather than our master. (Government has always despised this demotion and worked tirelessly to regain its dominance over the People.)
http://adask.wordpress.com/2010/02/02/chisholm-v-georgia-repudiated-by-hans-v-louisiana/