A Colorado web designer's case gives the Supreme Court a chance to fix its mess

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

55% : But although the justices ruled in his favor in Masterpiece Cakeshop, they did so on extremely narrow grounds, avoiding the question of religious freedom and how it should have applied to this case altogether.
44% : One of the fundamental ideals of the First Amendment is that the government cannot force people to say or support things that violate their beliefs.
40% : In question here is the Colorado Anti-Discrimination Act, an insidious law that Colorado's bigoted Civil Rights Commission used to intimidate and punish baker Jack Phillips because he did not want to create a wedding cake celebrating a same-sex marriage.

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