The Antigay Right Wing Rejoices Over Supreme Court Ruling Against Gay Couple

\u201cToday #SCOTUS guaranteed reelection of Pres. @realDonaldTrump by protecting religious right of baker to not participate in a gay wedding. @POTUS promised to protect religious liberty. This is the most consequential ex. of "promise made, promise kept." Thank you, President Trump!\u201d

— Dr. Robert Jeffress (@Dr. Robert Jeffress) 1528125484

\u201cWe thank God for answered prayer! Today the Supreme Court has ruled in favor of Jack Phillips, the Colorado baker who refused to create a wedding cake for a same-sex marriage ceremony. This is a huge win for religious freedom!\nhttps://t.co/jXX6pd6xaQ\u201d

— Franklin Graham (@Franklin Graham) 1528124464

\u201cThe Supreme Court is right: the state should not compel people to use their artistic gifts for speech that goes against their deepest-held convictions.\u201d

— Russell Moore (@Russell Moore) 1528123409

\u201cToday\u2019s Supreme Court decision upholding a Colorado baker\u2019s constitutional right to live according to his faith is a major victory for religious liberty. The fact that the decision was 7-2 (not a narrow 5-4) underscores that govt should NEVER discriminate against religious faith.\u201d

— Ted Cruz (@Ted Cruz) 1528126169

\u201c@FoxNews @MikeEmanuelFox As a business owner I reserve the right to refuse working for a customer. I decide. Good decision! Now gey a Life, teehee, I meant get a Life...\u201d

— Fox News (@Fox News) 1528129179

\u201c@FoxNews @MikeEmanuelFox The only thing today\u2019s #SCOTUS decision guarantees is that the government can\u2019t subterfuge the integrity of our witness to our LGBTQ neighbors.\nIt\u2019s still up to us to be a loving witness to Jesus\u2019 redemptive leadership.\n#OnlyOffendWithTheCross\u201d

— Fox News (@Fox News) 1528129179

\u201cThe decision upholds 1st Amendment that Govt can\u2019t make law that forces ppl to violate their legitimate religious beliefs. That Kennedy wrote opinion is significant. https://t.co/GIOHASv3L0\u201d

— Gov. Mike Huckabee (@Gov. Mike Huckabee) 1528124913

\u201cWhat a huge victory for religious liberty! SCOTUS rules in favor of Jack Phillips after he declined to build a custom wedding cake for a gay wedding, since gay marriage violates his religious beliefs. SCOTUS said: it's Phillip's 1st Amend right. #SCOTUS\u201d

— Liz Wheeler (@Liz Wheeler) 1528127124

\u201cToday, the Supreme Court ruled 7-2 in favor of Colorado baker who declined making a cake for a gay wedding. Instead of finding another baker, the two men took him to court to force him to bake for them. This ruling is a big victory for freedom of speech. https://t.co/WSoAGVEFUq\u201d

— Lila Rose (@Lila Rose) 1528129291

\u201cSupreme Court correctly rules in favor of religious freedom \n\nWe will never allow America to become a place where people are FORCED to provide a service against their deeply held religious beliefs \n\nDon\u2019t force someone to do something they don\u2019t believe in\n\nThat is fascism\u201d

— Charlie Kirk (@Charlie Kirk) 1528122306

\u201cI\u2019m honestly confused by the amount of LGBT anger in my timeline in regards to the #SCOTUS decision, seeing as how I\u2019ve heard time and again that the state should stay out of the business of their personal decisions.\u201d

— Brandon Morse (@Brandon Morse) 1528125204

\u201cA GREAT DAY FOR THE FIRST AMENDMENT! Congrats to Jack Phillips & the Masterpiece Cakeshop, for whom I had the honor of rallying hundreds of generous Americans to raise almost $30K on his behalf last year. Thank you #SCOTUS for upholding this most vital tenet of freedom.\u201d

— Allie Beth Stuckey (@Allie Beth Stuckey) 1528124342

\u201cDemocrats using New Math. SCOTUS ruling 7 to 2 is Narrow? Of course this means some liberals on the court agree. We can't have that now can we?\u201d

— Chuck Woolery (@Chuck Woolery) 1528127980