[St_Thomas_Aquinas]

A legislative body like Congress filing a lawsuit against the president

I think the idea is that they sue the IRS. Or somebody sues the IRS. Mark's foundation had success against the EPA, so there is precedent.

[Alberta's Child]

My point is that Mark was representing a plaintiff who was not the government itself. It was a person, a corporation, etc. There's no point in having someone who has legislative/governing authority over someone else to file a lawsuit against that person. The idea that an employer would file a lawsuit to deal with a renegade employee -- rather than disciplining/firing that employee -- is so ridiculous that I'm not even sure where this idiotic idea about a "Congressional lawsuit" even came from.

No offense against Mark Levin, but I take some of these suggestions with a grain of salt because he's a lawyer by trade and therefore would see a legal action as the best course of action. "When your tool is a hammer, everything looks like a nail to you," and all that.