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You seem to be the one making sweeping statements. Gregbrighton was talking about his experience within the church. He stated there were good things but there were bad things. Where on earth does he say that one bad person makes everyone else the same?

I'm not sure contracts have anything to do with it. She stood for election and got voted in for a term of office. I'm sure at the start of her term she was well aware of the debate about same sex marriages and the possibility that it might become law.

KKK founded in the 1800s

She doesn't want a less drastic solution though. Sees herself as a martyr to her cause. She is where she is because she is less tolerant and not accepting of other peoples legal lifestyles.

To be fair, it doesn't matter what you, me or anyone else thinks. Surely it is more relevant what the members of KKK believe. To quote from Wiki, 'Though most members of the KKK saw themselves as holding to American values and Christian morality, virtually every christian denomination...

I agree entirely. I was just pointing out to our dingo friend why it wasn't a simple case of just sacking her.

Not entirely true. She was jailed for contempt fo court. Effectively the same as the court had ordered her to do her job.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/kentucky-clerk-marriage-licenses_55e5c2d5e4b0c818f619224c

The point is she didn't do her job. If she didn't like what was being asked then she should relinquish her position but by not doing so she is blocking someone else from doing that job properly. That said, she has probably got what she wanted, publicity.

Not sure but it might have something to do with being elected into the post.