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… Freedom took her case to the U.S. Supreme Court. Get to know Lorie Smith of 303 Creative “The threat to me is real. … HELP DEFEND LORIE What Lorie Smith shares with Colorado cake artist Jack Phillips Colorado’s law would punish Lorie … “It seems we have moved from ‘live and let live’ to ‘you can’t say that,’” wrote Chief Judge Timothy Tymkovich of …

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