Supreme Court rules in favor of woman creating wedding website that excludes same-sex couples

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : The court's opinion was a strong defense of the First Amendment, and we look forward to seeing the lower courts implement this precedent that all Americans are free to create according to their beliefs."
48% : The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled in favor of a Colorado woman who wants to create a wedding website but excludes same-sex couples.
44% : The court affirmed that the First Amendment protects speech and expression in all of its forms," Matt Sharp, senior counsel at Alliance Defending Freedom responded.
36% : She sued the state saying Colorado's anti-discrimination law violated her right to free speech and religious freedom.
35% : The case for Colorado's anti-discrimination law was argued by Attorney General Phil Weiser who criticized the ruling.

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