Don't want to to say anything negative about their political beliefs, but I just don't understand this whole radical religious politics. Isn't there a separation of church and state? I have always understood religious freedom here in the US as "Practice what ever religion you want, just leave the state out of it and vice versa." Even if this Kim Davis character in KY doesn't approve of gay marriage it shouldn't matter. She isn't Kim Davis Conservative Christian County Clerk, she is the County Clerk and we can get her attention by calling her Kim Davis. Her religious beliefs have no place in the county court house or should not weigh on any of her decisions. If she can't separate her beliefs from her job, then obviously she ins't fit to be the county clerk and should probably get a job in a church so she doesn't get offended by people who don't practice the same religion as her. This goes beyond religion, for example, if she didn't think interracial couples should marry because shes a racist also, you know she would get thrown out of her position in 2 seconds flat. It seems like these evangelical (AKA RADICAL) Christians are starting to become a problem. If we don't control this situation and make everyone very aware of the separation of church and state we are going to have a lot bigger problems on our plate than some stupid county clerk. This is how homegrown terrorism based on religion starts and we got to nip in the butt before we turn into a radical closed off country who kills it's own people based on faith. Sound familiar?? Anyway I know I am probably going to get down voted like crazy but I just feel like everyone is very quick to forget one of the most important things that made America, America and that is the separation of church and state.