There’s more court drama in the case of Kentucky clerk Kim Davis, but for once she’s the one filing a lawsuit. Davis is suing Kentucky Governor Steve Beshear, who she claims caused her legal troubles by using authority beyond his office: The day the Supreme Court effectively legalized gay marriage in June, Beshear sent a letter to the state’s 120 county clerks directing them to issue licenses. Davis on Thursday complained that in doing so he “commandeered” county clerk’s offices and “usurped control of Kentucky marriage law.” Davis stopped issuing licenses altogether. Four couples sued Davis, elected clerk as a
