the birther case in Georgia was legit.
Obama failed to produce any evidence to support his eligibility after his motion do dismiss was denied.
A judgement against him would have been issued.
But Orly taitz put on her case for some unexplained reasons instead of taking a default judgement. drudge described it as Empty Table 1... Orly Taitz nothing.
only morons argue with the above facts.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barack_Obama_presidential_eligibility_litigation
Georgia[edit]
Several Georgian citizens (Carl Swensson and another Georgian represented by Georgia state representative
Mark Hatfield, a Georgian represented by Taitz, and a Georgian represented by Van Irion) filed challenges with the
Georgia Secretary of State,
Brian Kemp, regarding Obama's inclusion on the March primary ballot.
[130] Kemp referred the challenges to Deputy Chief Judge Michael Malihi, an
administrative law judge, who denied Obama's motion to dismiss them and scheduled a hearing for January 26.
[131]
On January 23, Malihi denied Obama's motion to quash a subpoena issued by Taitz to compel Obama to appear, saying that Obama did not show why he should not be at the hearing or how his testimony would not be helpful.
[132] On January 25, Obama's attorney requested that Kemp halt the proceedings, and indicated that Obama would no longer participate in the litigation pending Kemp's decision.
[133] Kemp denied their request and warned that their non-participation would be "at your own peril".
[134]
Neither Obama nor his attorney appeared at the January 26 hearing. This normally would result in a default order, but the challengers requested Malihi to allow them to go ahead with the hearing and rule on "the merits of their arguments and evidence".
[135][136] Taitz called eight witnesses (including herself), and presented seven exhibits in support of her claims that Obama was not a
natural-born citizen, has used multiple names, has multiple Social Security numbers, and used a fake birth certificate. Taitz asked Malihi to find Obama in contempt for failing to appear.
[137][138][139]
On February 3, Malihi recommended that Obama remain on the ballot. Concerning Taitz's case Malihi wrote: "The Court finds the testimony of the witnesses, as well as the exhibits tendered, to be of little, if any, probative value, and thus wholly insufficient to support plaintiffs’ allegations".
[136][140] The
Drudge Retort described the hearing as, "Empty Table 1, Orly Taitz 0".
[141]
On February 6, Kemp accepted Malihi's recommendation.
[142] On February 13, the challengers filed for review.
[143][144]