[TheRealThing]

Although I disagree with Davis, it's hard not to respect someone standing up for what they believe in and using their freedom of protest in such a way. If she were a private business owner I'd say she is in the right, but she is not a regular citizen. She has a job to do and is being paid to do it, and she accepted this job knowing she has to apply the law to everyone. Not just who she wants to pick and choose. Be interesting to see a non christian get voted into a similar position in the future and pick and choose who they want to serve licenses to of any kind.

Right, she is to be commended. When you mentioned picking and choosing I could not help but think of how the US backed out of her NATO responsibilities by cancelling the Missile Defense Shield slated to be constructed in Poland. Then there was the arbitrary initialization of the Dream Act, while Police and ICE agents are being told to stand down in the face of anarchy.

I thought Granny Bear's excerpt from Mike Huckabee and Harry Rex's very enlightening post with regard to the law were pertinent to this discussion. If there is no enacted law on homosexual marriage, how can Kim Davis enforce it? All the SC ruling said was that homosexuals can not be discriminated against. They did not strike down state sovereignty on the matter so, what was the rush all about in Kentucky anyway? Are we a people who depend on the workings of our legislature, or are we just going to roll up the sidewalks and let judges order us to do things now?