Kentucky clerk is a democrat

[Misty]

"Because she is an elected official, Davis, a Democrat, can’t be fired from the position for refusing to comply with the court order. If she is found guilty of misconduct, Davis could be imprisoned for up to a year, according to the Louisville Courier-Journal. The state legislature can also vote to impeach her, the paper noted, though that seems unlikely since most Kentucky voters oppose same-sex marriage."

The defiant Kim Davis, the Ky. clerk who refuses to issue gay marriage licenses

 

[Buzz Jenkins]

Typical lawless Democrat scum.

 

[Misty]

I had to make a thread cuz all the libs were ignoring me.

They will probably ignore this thread too.

 

[JakeStarkey]

Misty, no one is ignoring you.

SCOTUS turned her down. Scalia has said those with religious objections to federal and state laws should resign.

Either she gets on board or she stays at the station.

 

[S.J.]

I can see impeaching her but putting her in jail is ridiculous.

 

[theDoctorisIn]

Who cares what party she's a member of?

 

[JakeStarkey]

Are you listening, Kim Davis? Scalia thinks public servants with religious objections to laws should quit

“In my view the choice for the judge who believes the death penalty to be immoral is resignation, rather than simply ignoring duly enacted, constitutional laws and sabotaging death penalty cases,” Scalia argued. “He has, after all, taken an oath to apply the laws and has been given no power to supplant them with rules of his own. Of course if he feels strongly enough he can go beyond mere resignation and lead a political campaign to abolish the death penalty — and if that fails, lead a revolution. But rewrite the laws he cannot do.”

 

[bendog]

Misty, no one is ignoring you.

SCOTUS turned her down. Scalia has said those with religious objections to federal and state laws should resign.

Either she gets on board or she stays at the station.

As I see it, her possibilites range from head shaving, whipping and public humiliation and then enclosure in a convent ... unless her original husband takes her back.
Adultery in Late-Medieval Northern France - Medievalists.net

 

[bendog]

Are you listening, Kim Davis? Scalia thinks public servants with religious objections to laws should quit

“In my view the choice for the judge who believes the death penalty to be immoral is resignation, rather than simply ignoring duly enacted, constitutional laws and sabotaging death penalty cases,” Scalia argued. “He has, after all, taken an oath to apply the laws and has been given no power to supplant them with rules of his own. Of course if he feels strongly enough he can go beyond mere resignation and lead a political campaign to abolish the death penalty — and if that fails, lead a revolution. But rewrite the laws he cannot do.”

Scalia is not one of the SAVED. He's Papist and he'll be left behind at the Rapture.

 

[Dreadnaught1968]

Who cares what party she's a member of?

If it turned out that she was a Republican, this thread would be 12 pages long by now...

 

[bodecea]

"Because she is an elected official, Davis, a Democrat, can’t be fired from the position for refusing to comply with the court order. If she is found guilty of misconduct, Davis could be imprisoned for up to a year, according to the Louisville Courier-Journal. The state legislature can also vote to impeach her, the paper noted, though that seems unlikely since most Kentucky voters oppose same-sex marriage."

The defiant Kim Davis, the Ky. clerk who refuses to issue gay marriage licenses

Yes she is.

 

[Misty]

Misty, no one is ignoring you.

SCOTUS turned her down. Scalia has said those with religious objections to federal and state laws should resign.

Either she gets on board or she stays at the station.

She is supposedly asking to be removed.

 

[bodecea]

Who cares what party she's a member of?

If it turned out that she was a Republican, this thread would be 12 pages long by now...

Why?

 

[Misty]

Who cares what party she's a member of?

If it turned out that she was a Republican, this thread would be 12 pages long by now...

If she had been a republican it would've been in the headline and I wouldn't have to dig to find this.

 

[Misty]

"Because she is an elected official, Davis, a Democrat, can’t be fired from the position for refusing to comply with the court order. If she is found guilty of misconduct, Davis could be imprisoned for up to a year, according to the Louisville Courier-Journal. The state legislature can also vote to impeach her, the paper noted, though that seems unlikely since most Kentucky voters oppose same-sex marriage."

The defiant Kim Davis, the Ky. clerk who refuses to issue gay marriage licenses

Yes she is.

We'll tell your friends to stop knocking republicans about this.

 

[theDoctorisIn]

Misty, no one is ignoring you.

SCOTUS turned her down. Scalia has said those with religious objections to federal and state laws should resign.

Either she gets on board or she stays at the station.

She is supposedly asking to be removed.

Nothing is stopping her from resigning.

 

[Misty]

Who cares what party she's a member of?

If it turned out that she was a Republican, this thread would be 12 pages long by now...

Why?

Look at the other threads before they found out she is a democrat lol.

 

[bendog]

Misty, no one is ignoring you.

SCOTUS turned her down. Scalia has said those with religious objections to federal and state laws should resign.

Either she gets on board or she stays at the station.

She is supposedly asking to be removed.

Well she can't quit on her own, because she need to be somehow "victimized" so she can become the celebrity martyr de jour who sacraficed for one woman several man marriage!

 

[Misty]

Misty, no one is ignoring you.

SCOTUS turned her down. Scalia has said those with religious objections to federal and state laws should resign.

Either she gets on board or she stays at the station.

She is supposedly asking to be removed.

Nothing is stopping her from resigning.

From what I've read she can't resign because she's elected. I'm not sure why.

 

[theDoctorisIn]

"Because she is an elected official, Davis, a Democrat, can’t be fired from the position for refusing to comply with the court order. If she is found guilty of misconduct, Davis could be imprisoned for up to a year, according to the Louisville Courier-Journal. The state legislature can also vote to impeach her, the paper noted, though that seems unlikely since most Kentucky voters oppose same-sex marriage."

The defiant Kim Davis, the Ky. clerk who refuses to issue gay marriage licenses

Yes she is.

We'll tell your friends to stop knocking republicans about this.

This isn't about party, this is about ideology.

Would you say this woman was a "liberal" or "conservative "?