C&B Break Down SCOTUS Case on Gay Wedding Websites
6 Dec 2022
Clay & Buck weigh in on the latest battle in religious freedom, as the Supreme Court hears the case of a graphic designer who chooses not to design websites celebrating same-sex couples.
Reporter: SCOTUS "heard arguments today about a graphic designer who objected to designing websites for gay couples."
Jean-Pierre: "We can require businesses…to service people…even when that means businesses must incidentally engage in speech which they disagree upon." pic.twitter.com/rtDCr9fZhE
— Washington Free Beacon (@FreeBeacon) December 5, 2022
Justice Alito asks hypothetical question Jdate: "Is it a dating service, I gather, for Jewish people?"
Justice Kagan: "It is."
Alito: "Maybe Justice Kagan will also be familiar with the next website I’m going to mention…Ashley Madison."#SCOTUS pic.twitter.com/Xu99CQ3EV1
— CSPAN (@cspan) December 5, 2022
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