The first sentence is what she and others were pushing for since before the SCOTUS decision.
The second sentence is the consequence of having a lawless judiciary.
And I am both appalled and saddened by the number of freepers who refuse to recognize when someone does the right thing. Kim Davis gets less credit for standing up for her beliefs than Chuck Schumer gets for standing up for Israel on this forum.
Think about that, folks.
She got what she wanted; her name is not on them.
It was very “enlightening” shall we say, that the Governor stepped in and altered the marriage certificate to say ‘person 1’ & ‘person 2’ to accomodate the sodies, but he will not step in to accommodate Kim Davis’s religious (Christian) beliefs - claims he doesn’t have the authority. I’m not sure the Governor has the authority to change anything as he did (the hypocrite), but the legislature can .... we’ll see what they do when they are back in session. SHE is following KY law as it is written, to the letter. One more thing ... my contention has been and continues to be that if Kim Davis were a Muslim, she would have been accommodated.