I find it amusing that most of those who are gullible to buy into the birther crap do not realize that they are being used as a cash engine to a few rather unscrupulous but smart business folks making money on this farce. They have written and sold books, created websites with stories to collect funds to "help their cause", and created every kind of money making symposium on this. I would bet they want president Obama to win another term to continue the extraction of income from the gullible that continue to believe.

Obama Birther Case In Georgia Unlikely To Bring The President, Despite Judge’s Order

First Posted: 01/24/2012 10:25 am Updated: 01/24/2012 11:54 am

The White House appears prepared to ignore a recent ruling by Georgia Deputy Chief Judge Michael Malihi that would require President Obama to attend a birther hearing in Fulton County, Ga., on Thursday.

White House Press Secretary Jay Carney outlined Barack Obama’s weekly agenda on Monday, noting that the president is scheduled to hit Las Vegas, Denver and Detroit on Thursday in a whirlwind tour to talk middle class job creation.

That’s not likely to sit well with Malihi, who last week rejected an effort by Obama’s legal team to quash a subpoena that would require president appear in court that day. The complaint, like many others of its kind, claims Obama isn’t a natural-born citizen and therefore can’t be president.

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports on Malihi’s decision to deny the administration’s efforts to counter the subpoena:

In his order, Malihi noted that Obama’s legal team had argued that no president should be compelled to attend a court hearing.

"This may be correct," Malihi wrote. "But [Obama] has failed to enlighten the court with any legal authority."

Obama’s court filings fail to show why his attendance would be "unreasonable or oppressive" or why his testimony would be "irrelevant, immaterial or cumulative," the judge wrote.

The White House on Monday referred questions to Obama’s reelection campaign, which had no public comment.

Birther queen Orly Taitz, who represents one of the complainants, is also likely to be unhappy with the administration’s apparent decision to not take Malihi’s order seriously.

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Obama Birther Case In Georgia Unlikely To Bring The President, Despite Judge’s Order