Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch interrogated Colorado‘s solicitor general Monday, asking whether the state forced a Christian baker to undergo a “reeducation program” when he refused to create a custom cake celebrating same-sex marriage on the basis that it goes against his sincere religious beliefs.
Gorsuch’s remark toward Colorado Solicitor General Eric Olson (D) came during oral arguments surrounding a Christian web designer who petitioned the justices over her refusal to create a customized webpage celebrating a same-sex marriage if a client commissioned her to make such a product.
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