What if, for whatever odd reason (disregarding the extreme unlikeliness of this ever happening), a two-term President of the United States was elected to a third term by popular write-in vote? What would happen?
The laws don't seem to cover this so well (most likely because the probability of it happening approaches zero), but even if the law clearly rejected all votes for the third term, would the government be inclined to enforce it, the will of the people being that strongly opposed to the other offered choices?