[W.P. Wily]

While I will defend her personal rights and the right for her to express and practice her religion, she holds a public office which must be fair and just to all of the individuals in which her office oversees.

As much as I hate to say it, I agree with this. Just like in the private sector, sometimes job descriptions change. And if you don't agree to the new requirements they don't have to keep you.

I feel for the clerk and I understand her viewpoint totally, but I think she needs to realize that her old job (marriage licenses) is gone and she is not suited to the new job ("marriage" licenses).

This is just one example of the kind of thing that is happening due to this irresponsible and poorly-reasoned court decision by Kennedy.

[backwoods-engineer]

As much as I hate to say it, I agree with this. Just like in the private sector, sometimes job descriptions change. And if you don't agree to the new requirements they don't have to keep you.

It's an elected position!

Just bake the cake, huh? Just sign the 'marriage' license, right? Just obey ALMIGHTY government, because there is no higher duty?

No thanks.