Kim Davis Challenges Same-Sex Marriage Ruling in Federal Court

Former Kentucky clerk seeks to overturn Obergefell decision, citing religious freedom and constitutional grounds

Davis's legal team argues the 2015 ruling violates religious rights and lacks constitutional basis.
The challenge references Justice Clarence Thomas's views on substantive due process from the Dobbs case.
Davis was previously ordered to pay $360,000 in damages for refusing to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples.
Public support for same-sex marriage remains high, with 67% of Americans in favor according to a recent poll.
The Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals has yet to decide if it will hear the case.