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As if the Kim Davis saga couldn't get anymore disturbing, we have this story, brought to you by The New Civil Rights Movement . According to The New Civil Rights Movement, Dogfart Network (yes, it is a real site), made an offer to Kim Davis in an attempt for her to redeem herself. They offered her $500,000 to do an interracial lesbian scene for their Zebra Girls porn site: “We here at Dogfart have always believed in equality. We have interracial sites, gay sites, straight sites, and we think Kim Davis has been appalling. We are giving her a chance at a redemption. We are willing to drop half a million bucks for Kim to come out to our studio and shoot an Interracial Lesbian scene for our network. The offer will stand for the next week." The folks over at Dogfart took it a step further, inviting her family to come with her, all expenses paid. There is no word on whether Kim Davis has accepted the deal, or whether she will be wearing that sexy jumper that she always rocks i...

Kim Davis, the Kentucky clerk who feels she should be exempt from providing gay marriage licenses on the grounds that it violates her beliefs, has been ordered to jail. U.S. District Judge David Bunning ordered that she would stay in jail until she complies with his order that she issue licenses. Davis thanked the Judge before the U.S. marshal led her out of the courtroom (note: she was not in handcuffs). As previously discussed, Davis has been refusing to issue gay marriage licenses since the Supreme Court legalized gay marriage two months ago. My Two Cents: I am honestly not surprised by this. I had a feeling the judge would order her to jail, only because of how defiant she has been about the issue. As I stated Tuesday in my post about this woman, her beliefs don't make her above the law. Christian faith doesn't put you above the law. You put on panties one leg at a time just like everyone else (unless you go commando like Adam and Eve). Kim Davis may feel as if...

Kim Davis has made headlines recently for denying same-sex marriage licenses in Rowan Country, Kentucky. Davis asked the court to be excused from that part of her job on the grounds that gay marriage goes against her religious beliefs. The court denied her request. Last week, two same-sex couples came into the office to obtain their marriage license. Davis was not working out front when they came in, but her staff was instructed by her to turn away the two couples. Davis came out and the following exchange occurred: One of the couples: “Under whose authority are you not issuing licenses?” Davis replied: “Under God’s authority!” Both couples appealed to the Morehead Sheriff. The Sheriff stated that while he cannot enforce the Supreme Court's decision, Davis will likely be held in contempt. It has been reported if Davis does not begin issuing same-sex marriage licenses on Tuesday, she will face fines or jail time. My Two Cents: It's totally cool if you have a belief ...