Former K.Y. Clerk Kim Davis Fined Another $260,000 for Refusing to Sign Gay Marriage License in 2015
Three months after former Kentucky county clerk Kim Davis was ordered to pay $100,000 after losing a discrimination lawsuit to the two gay men whose marriage license she famously refused to sign in 2015, U.S. District Judge David L. Bunning has ruled that she also must pay their legal fees, which total $260,000 and bring the amount owed to more than a third of a million dollars.
Davis was hit with the six-figure sum in September after a federal jury awarded David Ermold and David Moore $50,000 each. The two sued Davis for not giving them a state blessing to the sodomy nearly a decade ago, before the Supreme Court ruling on Obergefell v. Hodges, and the wholehearted adoption of gay ‘marriage’ became the bad law of the land.
Predictably, her refusal to sign garnered her no support from Russell Moore, then the ERLC head and scurrilously nuanced debutante, who was quick to chastise her for her decision and made it very clear that she should have resigned from her position rather than continue to faithfully execute the requirements of her office.
Liberty Counsel, who is representing Davis, called the fees “excessive” and plans to appeal both decisions.
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License is for state business contract. Marriage is religious union between man and women and needs no license.
The purpose of this ruling is twofold; personal and social. To financially ruin her life as an example and message of what will be done to anyone who defies the State. That’s what the political persecution of the January 6th protesters is about and the political persecution of our last President. They are ruining the rule of law and they shall reap what they’ve sown.
Russell Moore is evil, and we must pray for and support Kim Davis