Fags could marry anywhere in the state before that, and the only reason that they couldn't in Rowan was because the judge would not take Davis name from the licenses. Now that he has things are back to a better condition with the government being forced to respect freedom of conscience.
Again, the judge didn't take her name off the licenses. Her fellow deputies did that. They just altered the form.
The judge finally allowed it, which he didn't at the time he sent her to jail.
Says you, citing yourself as the judge. Alas, you can't find a thing beyond your own imagination to back that narrative.
If Davis was 'allowed' to take her name off the licenses, then why did the name come off while she was in jail? And why does Davis still insist that these licenses are invalid without her signature?
The deputy clerks altered the certificates. The judge had nothing to do with it. Davis had nothing to do with it. You've made up the whole thing.
"Davis had refused to issue marriage licenses to any couples, gay or straight, since late June when the U.S. Supreme Court legalized same-sex marriage.
She has said that same-sex marriage conflicts with her religious convictions and that she could not issue a license under her name to a same-sex couple.
Bunning ordered Davis to issue marriage licenses and jailed her for contempt on Thursday after she refused. He released Davis on Tuesday, however, saying that with deputy clerks issuing licenses, he was satisfied the office was fulfilling its obligation."
Read more here:
Marriage licenses issued since Friday in Rowan County were altered to remove Kim Davis' name
The clerks had been issuing the licenses for days before the judge finally relented and let them issue them without Davis' name on them. A win for religious liberty.
And where, pray tell, does it say anything about a judge allowing her to take her name off the licenses? Nothing you've hightlighted or posted even alludes to it. You've moved from imagination to straight up hallucination.
You're only citing yourself. And you don't know what you're talking about. Either present evidence that the judge 'allowed' her to take her name off the licenses.....or admit that you are the 'bald faced liar'.
Its one or the other. We're way past you having made a mistake. Present the evidence. Or admit you're lying.
I never said Davis did. I said some courts agreed with her conviction that *** marriages were not valid.
'The case' we're discussing....is Davis' case. And no court has ever sided with her. She's lost in every court she's ever been before on this issue.
And even you've been forced to recognize this.
That is not a religious test, idiot. It isn't even a test.
Obvious nonsense. Its absolutely a test. Those who failed to meet her 'religious convictions' couldn't be be issued marriage licenses. She doesn't have the authority to set up any such religious test nor to use the State to force people to abide her religion.
Davis loses again. There's a reason why every single court to hear Davis' case ruled against her. She's plainly wrong.
She did not force them to do anything. That again is your failed narrative here that Davis was forcing her religion on anyone when she was the one sent to jail for trying to remain faithful to her religion.
When she uses State authority to deny eligible citizens state services because they fail to meet her religious standards, she's forcing them to abide her religion.
She was checked by the judiciary for her gross abuse of power. And rightly so. She was obviously wrong.