So whose job is it to issue a warrant for her arrest?

 

District judge - I assume Judge Bunning.

My understanding is the district judge will have to hold her in contempt.

 

I wonder if that means they had Raylan Givens' colleagues there to arrest her if she didn't comply?

To the original question - I think she goes to jail. I'll give her this, she is a stubborn one and it seems like she'll take this to the end.

To the original question - I think she goes to jail. I'll give her this, she is a stubborn one and it seems like she'll take this to the end.

 

And I thought I was stubborn. Yeesh.....

http://news.yahoo.com/latest-no-marriage-licenses-kentucky-clerks-office-121500253.html

 

8:40 a.m.

 

After a defiant county clerk in Kentucky refused to issue marriage licenses to gay couples despite a U.S. Supreme Court ruling, law enforcement authorities have cleared out the office of the hundreds of people packed inside to support both sides of the issue.

 

The sheriff's office in Rowan County told clerk Kim Davis' supporters and gay rights activists to leave on Tuesday morning.

 

The two groups lined up on either side of the courthouse entrance to chant at each other.

 

David Ermold has been rejected by Davis' office four times. He said: "I feel like I've been humiliated on such a national level."

 

He hugged David Moore, his partner of 17 years. They cried as Davis's supporters marched by shouting, "Stand firm."

 

The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday declined to intervene in the case, leaving Davis no legal grounds to refuse to grant licenses. A district judge could now hold her in contempt, which can carry steep fines or jail time

 

The rejected couples' supporters called the American Civil Liberties Union, which filed the lawsuit on their behalf. They asked that their attorneys file to have Davis held in contempt.

 

Randy Smith, leading the group supporting Davis, says he knows following their instruction to "stand firm" might mean Davis goes to jail on contempt charges.

 

He said: "But at the end of the day, we have to stand before God, which has higher authority than the Supreme Court.

Am I correct that she is not issuing licenses to anyone - straight or gay?

Can we add "Go far away and never return" to the list?

Raise your hand if the gentleman to her left is EXACTLY how you had her supporters pictured.

 

 

:wave::wave::wave::wave::wave:

Am I correct that she is not issuing licenses to anyone - straight or gay?

 

I believe so.

I feel bad for the worker who has to deliver his boss' message.

 

Kentucky clerk Kim Davis defies Supreme Court order, denies marriage licenses in Rowan Co.

I may rightfully get blasted for this and I won't argue it may be out of line but...

 

This lady looks like a bad stereotype.

I may rightfully get blasted for this and I won't argue it may be out of line but...

 

This lady looks like a bad stereotype.

 

It's not really a stereotype when she lives up to it though, right?

I may rightfully get blasted for this and I won't argue it may be out of line but...

 

This lady looks like a bad stereotype.

What did you expect her to look like?

I may rightfully get blasted for this and I won't argue it may be out of line but...

 

This lady looks like a bad stereotype.

Honestly, I'm thinking she is a little fashion-forward.

 

I was expecting this:

 

As soon as an elected official cites "under God's authority" as justification for not doing their job they should immediately be removed from said job.

 

That's scary stuff.