Kim Davis Out?

I don't think it's a matter of faith.

If a person isn't prepared to execute duties outlined in a contract to their entirety, they're unsuitable for the job.

If she objects to a particular aspect of what her job entails, find another job/don't take it in the first place.

 

That's still an unwillingness to perform her duties.

I don't envy her position, but she signed the dotted line agreeing to the job description.

 

She never signed up to endorse sodomite "marriage."

 

So, do you blame her? When did the American people ever vote for sodomite marriage?

 

As for polygamy, we already have a lot of it. Joe Smith Mormons have huge colonies of polygamy and Muslims are allowed four wives and can marry little girls, so Allah endorses pedophilia. Trump has been very active in using ICE to bust up pedophile rings to the chagrin of Democrats everywhere.

I was watching the TV program Polygamy, What Love Is This, when it was pointed out that Mormons were going to Colorado to obtain marriage licenses so that they could marry first cousins. I found this shocking but Wikipedia, the unreliable internet encyclopedia, says that many states allow first cousins to marry. There goes my critique of Islam where first cousins marry routinely and the newly elected Congresswoman from MN was married to her brother, which Christians consider to be incest. So it seems that anything goes and genetics is unknown in Hollywood.

Sorry, this is an aside. Now back to Kim Davis, whom I admire for not wanting to sign this for this filth. The Democrats are the only ones who want sodomite marriage and they nominated and elected the woman who was married to her brother.

 

They did. But there were other problems wit her:
Kim Davis Denied Me a Marriage License. And I’m Not Gay

prising part is that I’m not gay. Kevin and I are as straight as an arrow, but because she didn’t want same-sex couples to get married, she denied everyone their right to do so.

I am a 58-year-old mother of two and grandmother of three. I’m also an associate professor of middle school education at Morehead State University in Rowan County.

After the Rowan County Clerk's office resumed issuing marriage licenses on September 4, Kevin and I went to the Rowan County Clerk's office on September 8. We obtained a license from Deputy Clerk Brian Mason but the marriage license issued to us appeared to be altered by the Rowan County Clerk's office by filling in the space for Kim Davis's name with the words "Rowan County."

The marriage licenses have been changed even further since then and do not contain the signature of the clerk or deputy clerk issuing the license, instead stating that they are issued by a "notary public." Our license and others like it are different from the ones being issued in other counties in Kentucky, and I am uncertain whether a marriage based on an altered marriage license would be valid. We didn’t proceed with getting married at that time