The president, members of the House and the Senate, and the federal judiciary would be summarily fired. You bet it is, and here's the reasoning. At the time of our first constitutional convention, in 1787, the 13 original states had status as sovereign, free and independent nations. They created the federal government, delegating it certain limited powers. In other words, the federal government is an agent, created by the states, who are the principals.
Stockholders can dissolve corporations and fire officers, directors and CEOs.
The states, as principals, allow the federal government to exist at their pleasure. Three-fourths of the states can withdraw all federal authority to act for them. The scoundrels in Washington have it backwards. They act as if states are a creature of the federal government. It contains a provision whereby any attempt to abolish, suspend or eliminate our Constitution would automatlcally cause the states to take back all delegated powers and the federal government to cease to exist.