HERE’S THE 411: Where The GOP Candidates Stand On Kentucky Clerk Kim Davis

Where does your candidate stand on the Kim Davis decision to not issue marriage licenses to gay couples? Check out what they had to say via IJ Review... Supports Kim Davis’ Decision Rand Paul Image credit: Ethan Miller/Getty Images The Kentucky senator told CNN that the federal judge’s decision to jail Davis sets a bad precedent for the future: “I think it’s absurd to put someone in jail for exercising their religious liberty. I think it’s a real mistake and even those on the other side of the issue, I think it sets their movement back.” Paul predicted: “What’s going to happen is it’s going to harden people’s resolve on this issue. I think what’s going to happen is that state and localities are just going to opt out of the marriage business.” Ted Cruz Image Credit: Ethan Miller/Getty Images The Texas senator also released a statement, saying: “I stand with Kim Davis. Unequivocally. I stand with every American that the Obama Administration is trying to force to choose between honoring his or her faith or complying with a lawless court opinion.” Opposes Kim Davis' Decision Carly Fiorina Image Credit: Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images The former Hewlett-Packard CEO told radio host Hugh Hewitt on Tuesday it is “not appropriate” for Davis to continue denying marriage licenses: “Is (Davis) prepared to continue to work for the government, be paid for by the government? In which case she needs to execute the government’s will. Or, does she feel so strongly about this that she wants to … go seek employment elsewhere?” Chris Christie Image Credit: Andrew Burton/Getty Images New Jersey’s governor told Laura Ingraham that, although “we have to protect religious liberty, … of course we have to enforce the law too”: “What I’ve said before is for someone who works in the government has a bit of a different obligation than someone who’s in the private sector.” Jeb Bush Image Credit:Joe Raedle/Getty Images) The former Florida governor tried to find middle ground this week, butultimately: “She is sworn to uphold the law, and it seems to me that there ought to be common ground, there ought to be big enough space for her to act on her conscience and … for a gay couple to be married in whatever jurisdiction that is.” Donald Trump Image Credit: Spencer Platt/Getty Images In an interview with MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” Friday, Trump said: “You have to go with it. The decision’s been made, and that is the law of the land.” Read more: IJ Review

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