She's Just a Cute Little Birther Trying to Make a Buck...

I saw this  on the Huff Post: 

U.S. District Court Judge Clay Land has thrown out a complaint questioning the president's birth from an Army captain fighting deployment to Iraq and gave a warning to her lawyer, birther maven Orly Taitz.

Land also put attorney Orly Taitz, who represents Capt. Connie Rhodes and is a leader in the national "birther" movement, on notice by stating that she could face sanctions if she ever files a similar "frivolous" lawsuit in his court.

"(Rhodes) has presented no credible evidence and has made no reliable factual allegations to support her unsubstantiated, conclusory allegations and conjecture that President Obama is ineligible to serve as president of the United States," Land states in his order. "Instead, she uses her complaint as a platform for spouting political rhetoric, such as her claims that the president is 'an illegal usurper, an unlawful pretender, [and] an unqualified imposter.'"

Read more at: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/09/16/connie-rhodes-birther-cha_n_288814.html

So I  decided to drop a note to Orly:

 I would like to talk with you about the message about advertising on your site.  I am interested as an advertiser, I am interested in getting eyeballs. I don't disagree with your views, but I am one of those 'cake and eat it' people.  Obviously you understand that I am a businessperson. I am fully aware of the attention that your views attract. At the same time, I want to promote my business, without suffering the negative pushback that a guy like Glen Beck is getting. 
Let's talk business and make some money"    

Her response? (which, by the way was almost immediate):  

What's your budget?  

Folks, there's gold in that racist rhetoric, I tell ya.