Todd Palin too busy to testify??

[The Liberal Thinker]

http://afp.google.com/article/ALeqM5ghuS0L6TOT4wywVtT2dvpqJPilig

He also argued that the subpoena was "unduly burdensome" because of Todd Palin's travel schedule with his wife ahead of the election.

"His scheduling obligations over the next two months will make it virtually impossible for him to prepare for and present the testimony called for in the subpoena at the specified location during that time period," van Flein wrote in the letter, reproduced on the Alaska Daily News website.

Ummm... so next time I get called into court, can I just be like "Hey, sorry I'm busy."? Does that work?

And seriously... who the fuck wants to see Todd Palin anyway? He can stay home and testify, geez...

[Skidmore]

1. Well, someone has to hold the baby.

[SoCalDem]

2. Duuuuude..

Dude-ing is hardwerk...and isn't he takin' care of the baby:rofl:

? for Mrs Moose.. How's that breastfeeding going, Gramma??

[WarbirdForObama]

5. Seriously!!!

Oh, I'm thinking Bristol is doing that.

Gramma is too busy lying, ah campaigning

[Hubert Flottz]

3. Laws are for democrats.

Mobsters and monsters don't need no stinkin' rule of law.

What this guy means is "Go F??k yourself."

[gratuitous]

4. Hey, being the First Dude is an onerous job!

Not like being the President of the United States. After all, the Supreme Court ruled 9-0 that Bill Clinton could be called to testify and be deposed in Paula Jones' bullshit civil suit, because it wouldn't be too much of an imposition for the leader of the free world to have to answer claims of discrimination by a low-level government employee who received timely and appropriate job reviews, raises and promotions.

[sinkingfeeling]

6. Wow, Todd is busier than President Clinton was in 1998 (?) when he was forced to testify.

[Sal Minella]

7. "scheduling obligations?" Imposed by whom, exactly?

[Supersedeas]

8. the Mukasey Doctrine -- Republican appear as the Republican AG sees fit