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Kentucky clerks follow law, but face tremendous conflict
“I just pray that I’m not doing anything wrong,” one clerk commented. “It’s always on my conscience. The devil ain’t going to let it die.”
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South Carolina paying $215K to gay marriage plaintiffs
The couple, married earlier in the District of Columbia, had sued the state to have their marriage recognized.
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Miss Mississippi has no patience for Kim Davis’ antigay rhetoric
Hannah Roberts lit up social media after throwing a bit of Southern-style shade at the Rowan County clerk.
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Kentucky Attorney General: The marriage licenses are valid
Despite arguments from Kim Davis, who says the licenses were granted without her authority, Jack Conway believes them to be legitimate.
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Kentucky clerk Brian Mason issues license to lesbian couple; Kim Davis doubts its validity
Hecklers shouted “Coward!” at him as he smiled and turned back to his work.
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Kim Davis will not interfere with gay marriage licenses
With voice shaking, Davis declared the licenses would not be authorized by her and she questioned their validity.
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Time to get clerks out of the marriage license business for good
Then we would never have to deal with the likes of Kim Davis… and we wouldn’t have to bend over backwards to accommodate the biases of her faith.
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Kim Davis case divides ‘religious freedom’ advocates
She’s become a hero to many conservative Christians, but some equally conservative advocates think she will ultimately hurt their cause.
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Federal judge rejects Kim Davis’ emergency request, using “states’ rights” as his reason
Davis had asked U.S. District Judge David Bunning to allow her to remove her name from all marriage forms.
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Kim Davis once again requests delay on gay-marriage licenses
On Friday, Kim Davis’ lawyers filed an appeal that would allow her to continue blocking marriage licenses for same-sex couples.