Contact: Eugene Delgaudio, Public Advocate, 703-845-1808, eugenedelgaudio@erols.com
GRAYSON, Ky., Sept. 8, 2015 /Christian Newswire/ -- Addressing volunteers assembled in Grayson, Kentucky, Eugene Delgaudio, president of Public Advocate encouraged them to stand in the heat and remain until Kim Davis is free. The following is his statement:
We celebrate the pending release of Kim Davis from prison and demand of Congress, "No more Kim Davis jailings."
Public Advocate volunteers are here in Grayson, Kentucky on the scene of the Carter County Detention Center in Kentucky with signs, posters, banners and tents for the supporters of Kim Davis.
We stand with you, the supporters and family of a modern American patriot and simple God-fearing Christian who will not leave her faith to suit others anti-Christian agenda.
We were prepared to stay until Kim Davis was free. We celebrate her pending release. Those who stand with Kim Davis are to be thanked. Thank you all for being here in Grayson, Kentucky.
For years I have said as President of Public Advocate , there will come a day when radical homosexual judges and their allies in the homosexual lobby will jail Christians who profess their faith and now the day has arrived.
Public Advocate supports Kim Davis. No surprise here.
The news media stands with us and that is the surprise. The New York Times, the Wall Street Journal and many more major liberal publications are stating that this is too much.
America is standing with us and I asked my supporters and all who support religious liberty to come to Grayson, Kentucky.
Our stand with Kim Davis is a stand we must take -- anyone who can stand must stand.
That is why Public Advocate celebrates her pending release.
Congress and House Speaker John Boehner are sitting on a bill that would restrict the entire federal judiciary from "criminalizing Christianity," the Labrador Bill. We demand action on the Labrador Bill.
To all opinion writers, policy makers and members of Congress, please continue to take more action, Free Kim Davis Now and prevent future Kim Davis jailings tomorrow.
