Whether the President is bound by the Supremacy Clause to seek injunction against a state governor violating the CISG

QUESTIONS PRESENTED , ' ; 1. Whether the President of the United States is ; bound by the Supremacy Clause of the United States Constitution to seek injunction against a Governor of ‘ ; a state who provides a venue for an International Corporation to litigate a sales contract dispute _ against a United States Corporation in violation of . OS the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the : International Sale of Goods. (CISG) . 2. Whether the knowing and willful noncompliance with a ratified United States Treaty by a President of the United States and other persons represents a Criminal Conspiracy against the United States of America under 18 -U.S. Code -371 or : : Treason under 18 -U.S. Code 2381. . 3. Whether the knowing and willful noncompliance with a ratified United States Treaty by a President of the United States and other persons resulting in the blocking of Otter Creek Trading Co ; Inc and Daniel L. Pohle’s Constitutional Right to. Due Process in a court with proper jurisdiction ; represents a Criminal Conspiracy to Violate the Constitutional Rights of another person under 18 U. S. Code 241. a 4, Whether the Rooker -Feldman Doctrine can be ’ constitutional if it has been used as a tool of fraud by i the United States Department of Justice and the ' State of Indiana to moot the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale ; , of Goods (CISG) signed by the United States of » America and ninety-four other nations. \ a4 it