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Alex Wagner Tonight

there. he wrote, in future cases, we should we consider all of the court substantive due process precedents, including the case that legalized gay marriage. because any such due process decision is demonstrably erroneous, and we have a duty to correct the error established in that precedent. justice thomas was essentially arguing, and that supreme court decision, that legalized gay marriage was wrongly decided, and encouraged someone to bring a new legal challenge to the court, when that would give the court the opportunity to correct the perceived error, and allow states to dismantle marriage equality. and it did not take long for someone to start going down that road. late last month, the supreme court ruled in favor of a colorado web designer who had refused to design wedding websites for couples who are gay. now, even though the law requires her and her business to serve everyone equally, she argued that the law was forcing her to advance a message she does not believe in.

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Alex Wagner Tonight

refused to design wedding websites for couples who are gay. now, even though the law requires her and her business to serve everyone equally, she argued that the law was forcing her to advance a message she does not believe in. and the conservatives on the supreme court agreed with her. they ruled that this woman had the right to discriminate against same-sex couples solely based on their sexual orientation. and already, it is case -- the one with the web designer -- is paving the way for others who challenge not just the right for gay couples to hire a web designer, but exactly what clarence thomas encouraged last year, who challenged whether gay couples can get married at all. in 2019, a justice of the piece from waco, in texas, was given a public warning after she refused to perform gay marriages. after receiving that warning, she sued the state panel that sanctions are, saying they violated the free exercise of her religion. that case has been making its way through the courts every since. and now, given the recent

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Early Start With Christine Romans

ruling, but i think a lack of standing is not one of them. >> i think nonetheless, it's a bit of a head scratcher for people outside of the legal community, but we'll take your legal basis as is. david what does this ruling mean for private businesses with their ability to refuse customers going forward. because as you know, there have been a lot of questions what this means for other protected classes? >> yes, the majority opinion here said this is about protecting the rights of businesses that sell expressive services not to be forced to say things it finds objectionable. the courts said that it wasn't allowing businesses to refuse to work with gay couples, but in effect it is using the first amend to sanction discrimination. the court permitted this company to post a notice that says no wedding websites will be sold if they are used for gay marriages. and the business here said, well, they'll still work with gay couples, but, look, it's only to allow them to buy

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The ReidOut

they are lgbtq. that was all based on a completely made-up scenario. plaintiff lori smith backed by the far right christian group alliance defending freedom sued the state of colorado because she wanted to make wedding websites some day, but didn't want to make them for gay couples because it goes against her religion. but here is the catch, no gay couple ever asked her to make a website for them. according to court filings from the plaintiff, a man named stewart contacted smith in september 2016 about his wedding to mike. he wrote that they would love some design work done for our in viets, place names, maybe even a website. well, the new republic reached out it this stewart to learn that he never once asked smith for any of this, he's not even gay. he's been married to a woman for 15 years. and that call with the new republic was the first time he had even heard about the case. meaning, what is now the law of

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Velshi

its term this way, delivering three decisions that will change the course of american society. and in all three cases the court was split 6 to 3, further highlighting the intensity logical divide between the nine justices currently serving on the bench. one of those cases concerns a christian web designer named lori smith who was planning to one day maybe perhaps, i don't know, possibly open up her business to designing wedding websites. let's be clear, she had not done so yet. but when she someday makes those hypothetical wedding websites, she wants the right to refuse service to gay couples on religious grounds. in her case, to the supreme court, she cited one example of a potential client, a man named stewart, who is requesting a wedding site for himself and someone named mike. smith's lawyers allege stewards requests came just one day after she filed her initial suit back in 2016.

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All In With Chris Hayes

called 303 creative in littleton. she wants to make wedding websites, but not for same sex couples. she and her attorneys claim that colorado's antidiscrimination law violates hearst free speech rights. now her case has gone to the u.s. supreme court. >> she has not actually developed a website and refused to serve lgbt people, but she said if she does weddings which is where she is going to, she doesn't want to have to do that for same sex couples. >> okay. this case is, frankly, ridiculous. a woman who might want to start making wedding websites one day, but doesn't, and wasn't when she filed the suit. wants the right to refuse service to a hypothetical gay couple that wants her to design their website on these grounds, should they were masked trigger maker. what no one's answer to make her one. it's almost as if his case was designed for the express purpose of moving this issue up to the courts for the supreme

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BBC News

we start with this case involving a christian graphic artist in who opposed creating sites for wedding websites for same—sex couples. it seemed to be viewed by the court of an issue of freedom of speech. is that how you see it? ﬁt, issue of freedom of speech. is that how you see it?— that how you see it? a little bit. that how you see it? a little bit- this _ that how you see it? a little bit. this one _ that how you see it? a little bit. this one is _ that how you see it? a little bit. this one is a _ that how you see it? a little bit. this one is a hard - that how you see it? a little bit. this one is a hard case. | bit. this one is a hard case. it bit. this one is a hard case. it is — bit. this one is a hard case. it is not _ bit. this one is a hard case. it is not only about freedom of speech — it is not only about freedom of speech it _ it is not only about freedom of speech. it is about public accommodations and that is what makes _ accommodations and that is what makes it— accommodations and that is what makes it so hard. the graphic designer— makes it so hard. the graphic designer was notjust explaining what she would want to do— explaining what she would want to do with her websites on her time~ — to do with her websites on her time~ she _ to do with her websites on her time. she was offering a service _ time. she was offering a service open to all of the public— service open to all of the public - _ service open to all of the public — different from a recording artist, a reporter, a book— recording artist, a reporter, a book publisher. she says "anyone who wants to can come to me — "anyone who wants to can come to me for— "anyone who wants to can come to me for the services" which also — to me for the services" which also involved a speech and that makes — also involved a speech and that makes the case harder and will make _ makes the case harder and will make future cases a lot harder when — make future cases a lot harder when it— make future cases a lot harder when it comes to determining what — when it comes to determining what other services open to the public— what other services open to the public are — what other services open to the public are about providing goods— public are about providing goods that don't depend on speech— goods that don't depend on speech or would have an expressive component. and a

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Alex Wagner Tonight

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Alex Wagner Tonight

conservative justices on the supreme court ruled that a colorado graphic designer huda wants to create wedding websites has the right to deny her services for same-sex couples. that designer, owning lori smith, has not started her wedding website business yet, but this her christian faith prevents her from doing work that celebrates same-sex marriage. smith wants to post a statement explaining that her policies actually based on her beliefs. so, she sued. she sued to get an exemption from colorado's antidiscrimination law that prohibits discrimination against lgbtq plus people buy businesses that serve the public. now, as this case was making its way through the judicial process, all the way to the supreme court,

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Fox News Tonight

required her to create wedding websites for same sex couplew t now is similar to the colorado r baker who won a similar caseleft before the court in 2018. reactedthe left immediately red by making predictable claims about attacks on rights.even but that's not what it's about. even s smith, the web designer, says this is not about choosing who to work with. it's quote, about choosing the methods that i'm being asked to promote. white house press secretarylaimd karine jean-pierre complained that the ruling takes us backwards. disappoi >> first, we are deeplye disappointed in the supreme court'on todays decision today a creative, which takekes our nation backward in the fight for equality. this decision undermines the basic truth that nominati american shoulond face discrimination for who they are or who they love eve. >> and it's even more disappointing as we close out pride month and the vice wih president agree with the press secretar

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