Since the 1st Amendment and religious liberty work exactly the way they were designed, Kim Davis in jail and a gay couple received a marriage license in her Rowan County, Kentucky office today. Congrats!
With anti-gay Clerk Kim Davis locked up for contempt of court, William Smith and James Yates were able to this morning to finally obtain a gay marriage license from the Rowan County, Kentucky, courthouse. The license issued to Smith and Yates, who have been a couple for more than ten years, ends a long battle for gay couples to marry in Rowan County, where Davis—citing God’s law—has denied permits since June’s Supreme Court ruling.
Now I realize she probably wouldn’t think it was religious liberty if she walked into a DMV and a Muslim refused to give her a driver’s license because she was a woman, and guess what? She’d be right! Isn’t America great, Kim? Your husband doesn’t think so, though. In fact, Joe Davis is pretty upset about it.
“We don’t hate these people… We just wanna have the same rights that they have,” Joe Davis says about Gay couples.
Dude, tell me about it. Gays have had it way too easy in this country for far too long. Who will be the voice to stand for white, heterosexual Christians? Only time will tell, Joe. But Kim has only been in jail a day, so you still have 48 hours until Jesus opens her cell door, so keep that in mind.
