Supreme Court sides with Colorado baker who refused to make wedding cake for same-sex couple

Unfortunately, the ruling, as I read it and as it has been interpreted in the media (and written to by Justice Kagan), is pretty specific to this case and has little broader impact … with the ruling dependent on the religious bias against the business owners by a commissioner. In short, the justices ducked the larger issue and left it for another day.

I quite understand the baker's position. He's quite willing to sell his products to anyone … but is unwilling to create a custom product (wedding cake) for an event that violates his religious convictions. Absent any argument to the contrary, one has to assume his religious convictions are truly held … whether one agrees with them or doesn't.

Regardless, I don't see this ruling as a threat to businesses serving LGBTQ and whatever letters I've forgotten in general or even for specific events. In the words of the court, the broader issue "must await further elaboration."

The media interpret everything to fit their narrative

CPT Jack Durish - No disagreement there. Holds true for both the leftist media … and the rightist. According to the left, this ruling means the end of life as the LGBTQ community knows it. According to the right, this ruling means the same thing. Neither is accurate reporting. Both are pandering to their base.