On Monday, the New York Times – the same Gray Lady that fired editors and had a near riot in the newsroom after it published an op-ed by Tom Cotton – published an opinion by David Cole, the national legal director of the ACLU. Mr. Cole discusses the case of 303 Creative v Elenis. 303 Creative was sued for refusing to create a same-sex wedding website. By creating an artistically creative message via a website, the owner argues that she would be compelled to speak a message her Christian faith tells her, is wrong. In Mr. Cole’s opinion, Colorado can force a for-profit business to speak a message that violates the tenets of one’s religion.Read More
In New York Times Op-Ed, the ACLU’s National Legal Director Is Just Wrong on the Latest Religious Liberty Case
