[Dan(9698)]

So if he doesn’t show, will the judge find him in contempt?

Rules of civil procedure call for a default judgment if he doesn't appear.

A default judgment means the claims of the plaintiffs are deemed to be proven.

[MrB]

Just conjecturing, but...

if he ignores the subpoena, and is summarily ruled against,

and still simply ignores the ruling...

then what?
Congress wouldn’t impeach, and even if they did, Reid would dismiss it out of hand.

[cinciella]

“Rules of civil procedure call for a default judgment if he doesn’t appear.

A default judgment means the claims of the plaintiffs are deemed to be proven.”

Works for me!

[struggle]

Holy Crap things are getting interesting:

Sat - Newt crushes in SC

Thur - Obama disqualified from GA ballot

Fri - Riots

[butterdezillion]

Would that include the claim that Obama is not NBC because he was a dual citizen? Would that be considered proven if Obama fails to show up? That claim doesn’t depend on Obama appearing.

Or would Obama simply not be allowed to be on the GA ballot?

[spokeshave]

So if he doesn’t show, will the judge find him in contempt?

Rules of civil procedure call for a default judgment if he doesn't appear.

A default judgment means the claims of the plaintiffs are deemed to be proven.

Sweet...and the icing on the cake.

[EDINVA]

In this case, wouldn’t the remedy be that the judge could just claim he didn’t appear as ordered and keep him off the GA ballot? It only has to happen in one state to get the ball rolling. He’d never win GA’s EVs anyway, but by being kept off a ballot for failure to qualify opens all kinds of inquiry.