Obama: " I Ain't coming to your pissant hearing "

Obama  attempts to avoid January 26 Georgia ballot eligibility hearing

“ Paulding County, Georgia) On the eve of the much anticipated 2012 Georgia ballot eligibility hearing, Obama’s attorney, Michael Jablonski has sent a letter to Georgia’s Secretary of State Brian Kemp stating that Mr. Kemp intervene to halt the hearing. Mr. Jablonski stated that he intends to suspend further participation in these proceedings, including the hearing scheduled for January 26. Mr. Jablonski stated in his letter to the court, “Nonetheless, the Administrative Law Judge has exercised no control whatsoever over this proceeding and it threatens to degenerate into a pure forum for political posturing to the detriment of the reputation of the State and your Office.  Rather than bring this matter to a rapid conclusion, the ALJ has insisted on agreeing to a day of hearings, and on the full participation of the President in his capacity as a candidate.  Only last week, he denied a Motion to Quash a subpoena he approved on the request of plaintiff’s counsel for the personal appearance of the President at the hearing, now scheduled for January 26.” [Full Examiner Story] But Wait!  There's more.  This just in. GAME ON…GA SEC. OF STATE SLAMS OBAMA ATTORNEY  By Craig Andresen on January 25, 2012 at 7:09 pm Hours ago, we became aware of a letter sent from Obama attorney Michael Jablonski to the Georgia Secretary of State. In that letter, Jablonski made it clear than neither he, nor his client, Obama, would appear in a Georgia court tomorrow morning. The case regarding Obama’s eligibility and his inclusion on the Georgia 2012 presidential ballot is ON. This evening, the Georgia Secretary of State, the Hon. Brian P Kemp issues the following letter in response to Jablonski!!! In the first place, Mr big-shot Yankee lawyer, OSAH Rule 616-1-2-.17 cited in your letter only applies to parties to a hearing.  As the referring agency the Sec. State ain't party to the candidate challenge hearings scheduled for (and will be held) tomorrow.  If your client thinks he's above our law,  and chooses not to show up, he does so at his own peril.  If you catch my drift, Mr. big-shot Yankee lawyer.   (Or words to that effect) Click for fill image Thanks Stoo-pid ”