How could a Pres. 'fire' a VP?

[rideit]

Would this be possible?
Who would oversee it...congress, Senate, (impeachment process?)

IE: Could Obama choose Clinton, and then change his mind post election, when she and Bill try and shanghai the office?

Does anyone know the protocol?

[ak_powder_monkey]

ask for resignation?

[MTT]

Seems thre is no presedent to fire or remove a Vice President ( President of the Senate)

Only two have stopped being VP short of Death.

Spiro Agnew resigned due to a Criminal investigation

John C. Calhoun resigned on December 28, 1832 to take a seat in the Senate, having been chosen to fill a vacancy.

Once you are VP you stay VP. It appears there have been some serious dust-ups between POTUS And VPOTUS

[timvwcom]

How could a Pres. 'fire' a VP?

Would this be possible?
Who would oversee it...congress, Senate, (impeachment process?)

IE: Could Obama choose Clinton, and then change his mind post election, when she and Bill try and shanghai the office?

Does anyone know the protocol?

Probably 2 ways the President can be involved;
-Ask them to resign.
-Put a bullet in their brain.

[The Dad]

What MTT said.

Bear in mind that before the process was changed to allow a pres/veep ticket, the veep was the runner up. Naturally, there's no process for the pres to dump his closest rival.