Still don’t get the details here. So she refinanced her primary home, while it was her primary home, and just before buying a new primary home? The law says the president can fire her in very specific circumstances. Basically she needs to be corrupt or taking bribes on the job.
Don’t like it? Fine, change the law. But that’s what the law says. If they think she committed fraud they should prosecute her. Laws like this with long paper trails are generally pretty easy to prosecute if someone committed fraud. Ask 47, he has 34 felony convictions to prove it.
If they aren’t prosecuting her for this, there’s a reason: 1) They know they can’t actually convict, because she didn’t break the law, or 2) They tried and failed to get a grand jury to indict, because she didn’t break the law