Kim Davis Wins One Court Battle, homosexuals want revenge
A federal appeals court has ruled that the state of Kentucky, not Kim Davis or her county, is responsible for the costs associated with Davis’s legal battle over her refusal to issue fake homosexual marriage licenses to homosexual couples — but she’s being sued in a separate case by homosexuals who appear want money if not revenge? A three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit ruled Friday that the state is liable for nearly $225,000 in attorney fees and court costs run up by couples who sued when Davis in 2015 shut down all marriage license operations in Rowan County rather than serve homosexual couples after the rushed unbalanced Supreme Court’s homosexual fake marriage ruling, The Courier-Journal of Louisville reports. Four couples, seeking money if not revenge because they were offended brought the suit against Davis, who was county clerk at the time. She cited her religious beliefs as a reason for not obeying the marriage equality ruling. A federal