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Rowan County Clerk sues the Governor of Kentucky

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SCOTUS says she must issue licenses to gay couples.

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I'm very curious to see what happens next. Defying the federal judge will not go over well for her.

She has proven she isn't very smart. She appealed to the Supreme Court, they same Supreme Court that ruled the first time.

 

Hopefully she will not issue the license and she can be removed from office. She has wasted enough tax payers dollars.

Per a media inquiry on Friday, August 28, MSU President Wayne D. Andrews issued the following statement:

 

"Morehead State University has consistently demonstrated our support for inclusion and diversity. We will continue to celebrate our commonalities and learn from one another¹s differences. On the issue of same-sex marriage, the United States Supreme Court, the Governor of the Commonwealth of Kentucky, and the 6th Circuit Court of Appeals have all spoken. We believe elected officials should obey the law and do their jobs. It would be up to the Kentucky General Assembly to change those

responsibilities."

 

Dr. Wayne D. Andrews, President

Morehead State University

MOREHEAD Embattled Rowan County Clerk Kim Davis shows up for work early Tuesday morning at the Rowan County Courthouse.

Late Monday night the Supreme Court ruled against Davis in her latest appeal in the same-sex marriage license issue.

Davis could face jail time or fines if she refuses to offer marriage licenses today.

 

 

Rowan clerk comes to work early on decision day - The Independent Online: News

‏@HillaryWKYT · 11m11 minutes ago

First couple denied license.

@WDRBNews · now10 seconds ago

Kentucky clerk: Office is denying marriage licenses to gay couples `under God's authority'

She is an idiot. I hope she has to personally pay for this mess

She is an idiot. I hope she has to personally pay for this mess

 

Agreed. I hope every last couple in the county that has attempted to get a license from her sues her for everything they can. She's going to lose everything, and it's well deserved.

@LASmithReports · 28m28 minutes ago

Tense confrontation between gay couple and Rowan Co. Clerk.

@LASmithReports · 28m28 minutes ago

Tense confrontation between gay couple and Rowan Co. Clerk.

 

Read that. The couple demanded she come out of her office because it was their fourth denial. When she did they said they were not leaving until they received a license. Clerk responded: Well you will have a long day then.

Per a media inquiry on Friday, August 28, MSU President Wayne D. Andrews issued the following statement:

 

"Morehead State University has consistently demonstrated our support for inclusion and diversity. We will continue to celebrate our commonalities and learn from one another¹s differences. On the issue of same-sex marriage, the United States Supreme Court, the Governor of the Commonwealth of Kentucky, and the 6th Circuit Court of Appeals have all spoken. We believe elected officials should obey the law and do their jobs. It would be up to the Kentucky General Assembly to change those

responsibilities."

 

Dr. Wayne D. Andrews, President

Morehead State University

 

Not smart to go against the will of the University in a small college town.

Man, she is just in too deep. This really highlights the problem with Davis imposing her version of her religious views as a government actor. I really don't understand why she doesn't just step down. The best thing that could happen to her is if she was somehow relieved from her duties so she doesn't have to go back on everything she has stated. At the same time, I don't really want her to be able to feel like some sort of martyr if this were to happen. I just really hope that the citizens of Rowan County or Kentucky don't have to pay for her reckless behavior and hypocrisy.

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