A petition filed by former Kentucky clerk Kim Davis in July asks the Supreme Court to overturn its 2015 landmark decision. “We can either recognize gay marriage, or we can recognize a child’s right to their mother and father. Davis had previously brought her case to the Supreme Court in 2020 on the question of qualified immunity, without explicitly asking them to overrule Obergefell. Public support for gay marriage remains higher than it was in 2015, at 68%, according to a May Pew Research poll. -Rabbi Ilan Feldman at NatCon 5’s “Overturn Obergefell” panel pic.twitter.com/f4ejkylWOz — National Conservatism (@NatConTalk) September 4, 2025Support Free Press Foundation