Does any one know, exactly where - the constitution states that the congress can replace a disabledpresident.?

Question

I read it and wrote it down but now I can't find it.
Says; the congress replaces him with an appointed temporary president selected by the congress - if congress cannot do it the responsibility rests with the house of representatives.

Answer 1

Article II Section One. It doesn't specifically say that they can remove a sitting president because they are disabled, however, they can remove a sitting president who is unable to execute the office of the president. Example: The president has a stroke and cannot communicate.

Answer 2

We've had a "disabled" president in the white house these last almost 8 YEARS and no one replaced him UNFORTUNATELY but that was because the first one to DO the replacing would be the VICE PRESIDENT and that would have given us another PRESIDENT TRICKY DICK.... then, the next in line would be the SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE.... As happened when President John Kennedy was assisinated , the vice -president was sworn in as soon as possible as the new president... Our country was run quite well by a disabled president----Franklin D. Roosevelt had what was thought to bePOLILO and was confined to a wheel chair during his presidency and was NOT replaced by Congress or anyone else... in fact, he served more terms as president then ANY OTHER president...