re: One important question: HAD Trump fired Rosenstein &/or Mueller, does that constitute

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A president can't be indited.

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Wasn't Bill Clinton indited? Star laid out charges.

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This is to protect the institution and to keep separation of powers. can't have a state or regional fed power try to derail the office.

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Well that is exactly what is happening!!

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that is if there is an issue worth removing from office,

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So disliking the president and then using an investigation (which may have been predicated from a frame job-we don't know yet) is "worth removing from office"? Are there no standards, meaning legality, before trying to remove a president? For example, could republicans have tried to remove Obama for subverting the constitution by implementing DACA?

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congress/senate can determine the president is abusing his power/using power illegially and remove

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But what does that mean? If SC was fired, how would that obstruct? Wouldn't another one be appointed? Hell, Comey's firing didn't stop FBI from investigating and a SC wasn't even needed. Am I missing something?