Supreme Court Won't Take Up Same-Sex Wedding Case

The Washington Supreme Court had earlier sided with a gay couple, saying it was discriminatory for a florist to refuse to work their wedding.

The Supreme Court has decided not to take up another case centered on a battle between LGBTQ rights and religious rights. It did not say why – which is normal.  The Washington Supreme Court had earlier sided with a gay couple, saying it was discriminatory for a florist to refuse to work their wedding over religious objections. Only three conservative justices on the nation's highest court supported hearing an appeal. Four are needed to make that happen.