Tuesday, March 04, 2014

So if Conway can refuse to defend Kentucky's marriage law, then ...

So if it's okay for Conway to refuse to perform his constitutional obligation and defend Kentucky's marriage law because he conscientiously objects to it, is it okay for a Christian baker or florist not to provide a cake or flowers at a gay wedding because they conscientiously object to it?
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1 comment:

  1. KyCobb4:58 PM

    As I pointed out below, Conway did defend the law, and KRS 15.090 gives him the discretion to decide whether or not to file an appeal. In some Kentucky cities, discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation is prohibited.

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