Thread: Supreme Court will not review Kim Davis case involving same-sex marriage licenses

From below:

"What is so obnoxious about our Supreme Court refusing to hear the appeal in the Kim Davis case is, its refusal lets stand a $100,000 damages verdict against her, plus $260,000 for attorney’s fees, for allegedly violating the law in 2015 by refusing to issue a marriage license to a Kentucky same-sex couple, when Kentucky’s constitution would be violated by issuing such a license."

This should definitely be appealed, and the Supreme Court should be in trouble for refusing to hear the case, to do their job.

Since the State has defined the parameters and Kim Davis was within her rights to refuse to issue the license, then the Supreme Court is in the hot seat as to why they would NOT honor the State's own laws.

Something should be done.

Originally Posted by GaiaGoddess

From below:

"What is so obnoxious about our Supreme Court refusing to hear the appeal in the Kim Davis case is, its refusal lets stand a $100,000 damages verdict against her, plus $260,000 for attorney’s fees, for allegedly violating the law in 2015 by refusing to issue a marriage license to a Kentucky same-sex couple, when Kentucky’s constitution would be violated by issuing such a license."

This should definitely be appealed, and the Supreme Court should be in trouble for refusing to hear the case, to do their job.

Since the State has defined the parameters and Kim Davis was within her rights to refuse to issue the license, then the Supreme Court is in the hot seat as to why they would NOT honor the State's own laws.

Something should be done.

Unfortunately, we have a major problem... a FIFTH COLUMN media and their Yellow Journalists refuse to report on the perversion of the Fourteenth Amendment by our Supreme Court with reference to same sex marriage. As a matter of fact, they take great pleasure in reporting the Fourteenth Amendment was violated by Kim Davis when in fact it is our Supreme Court which violates the text and documented legislative intent of the Fourteenth Amendment with reference to same-sex marriage.