[kiryandil]

Or, alternately, which Kentucky law was she refusing to enforce?

Or, even more alternately, which Kentucky law was she supposed to uphold, that she didn't?

The punk Uniparty federal judge was trying to browbeat her into violating her oath of office.

I haven't checked today, but if her office is issuing marriage licenses to gays with her name on them, they're committing fraud, and various unlawful conspiracies.

[musicman]

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[The Antiyuppie]

Frankly, if if was Kentucky law that you could marry ONLY your first cousins, I would expect the county clerks to enforce it UNTIL the state or FEDERAL government declared it unconstitutional. In the meantime, I would look for another place to get married.

At this point, any further discussion with me on this is pointless, and I won’t discuss it further, for this reason:

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