I don't see that the religious freedom law has been trampled on. What you had here was a public official who voluntarily ran for election to that office. She decided she could pick out the duties that she would perform and not perform some of the others.
Steve Beshear: “I don't see that the religious freedom law has been trampled on. What you had here was a public official who voluntarily…”
On the recordSeptember 7, 2015
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Governor Beshear comments on Kim Davis's refusal to issue marriage licenses, arguing that she cannot selectively perform her duties.
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