Rowan County KY

Bye Felicia!

“At least Kim Davis has the integrity to stand up for what she believes in.”

David Ermold and his fiancé were denied a marriage license by the notorious Kentucky clerk so he decided to run against her.

One of the men Davis denied a marriage license says he’s considering running against her.

The judge said that because the issue was resolved in the legislature, the plaintiffs weren’t prevailing parties and aren’t entitled to legal fees.

A Kentucky county clerk who refused to issue marriage licenses last year is asking a federal judge not to make her pay fees for the couples who sued her.

Two gay couples and two straight couples sued in 2015 after the Kentucky clerk refused to issue marriage licenses.

Applicants can check either “bride,” ”groom” or “spouse” by their name.

She’s been dutifully issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples in the months after spending five nights in jail.

Davis’ lawyer, Mat Staver, announced Tuesday that both he and Davis will be in the audience “to stand for religious freedom.”

Matt Bevin ordered the state to prepare new licenses in an attempt to protect the religious beliefs of Kim Davis and other officials.

“How ironic,” Davis says, “that God would use a person like me, who failed so miserably at marriage in the world, to defend it now,”

David Ernold has written in to LGBTQ Nation to clarify his stance, which he feels the article misrepresented.

On Tuesday, Rowan County clerk Kim Davis made an appearance at the governor’s public swearing-in ceremony.

The Sixth Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals on Thursday denied her latest request for a reprieve.

At today’s Kim Davis protest, Westboro Baptist Church premiered “Kentucky Woman: She Caused F*g Marriage.”

The “church” followed through on their threat to protest Kim Davis’ office in Rowan County on Monday morning.

Federal judge David L. Bunning wants Steve Beshar to weigh in on whether Kim Davis’ licenses are legit.

Lawyers for the American Civil Liberties Union had asked a judge to order Davis to reissue the licenses.

Advocacy groups have long claimed The Liberty Counsel is nothing but a hate group; others hail it as “a law firm willing to stand up to the kings of our time.”