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Rowan County Clerk sues the Governor of Kentucky

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One of the deputies is her son. I'm sure he is backing his mom all the way.

 

Then they can save a little money by putting mom and son in the same cell.

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All the gay people probably left Casey Co. as soon as they could once they were old enough.

 

Morehead is different in that it is a university town. University towns tend to have vibrant homosexual populations as they are usually much more tolerant toward gays than your typical small town.

 

They did when I was there; and MSU was only 7 years removed from being Morehead State College when I started.

@foxNews

JUST IN: #KimDavis said marriage licenses from the Rowan County clerk’s office will not be authorized by her.

‏@tkonz · now1 minute ago

Also at work today: Nathan Davis, son of #KimDavis . He is deputy clerk. Says he will NOT issue marriage licenses

@AP · now46 seconds ago

BREAKING: Deputy clerk in Kentucky say he'll keep issuing marriage licenses despite boss' objections.

@AP · now46 seconds ago

BREAKING: Deputy clerk in Kentucky say he'll keep issuing marriage licenses despite boss' objections.

 

Kudos to that clerk.

 

He knows she can't fire him, so might as well do the right thing regardless of what she wants.

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