By Miss Kubelik
Remember this good-lookin' li'l gal from Kaintuck? Yep, it's been eight years, but former Rowan County clerk Kim Davis finally has to pay up.
A federal jury has decreed that Davis, who denied a marriage license to a gay couple in spite of the SCOTUS decision in Obergefell v. Hodges, now has to write them a $100,000 check. "The case is about a government official that just refused to do her job," said the couple's lawyer. "It's a pretty simple case."
This is on top of Davis having lost her bid for re-election to her county clerk position back in 2018. Voters booted her out for violating people's constitutional rights. Now she's getting hit in the wallet.
MAGAts and other haters have probably already started a GoFundMe for her, but we don't care. It's deeply satisfying to see Davis become the latest poster girl for FAFO. We cats PURR.
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