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[Robert from yahoo bd]

That's right Nats1, a watched pot never boils! The SCOTUS does alot of heavy lifting, trying to resolve some of the more difficult conflicts faced in our American society. In addition to California v Texas, the Fulton v Pennsylvania case, answers a question involving the intersection of religious freedom and gay rights to adopt a child. They did a case a couple years back about a baker in Colorado who said, "Hell no, I'm not going to make a wedding cake for homosexuals, it goes against my religious beliefs which are protected by the US Constitution.". I forgot what the court ruled, but I think it was limited to only that Colorado baker. Here's another one that was heard before ours: https://www.cnbc.com/2021/05/31/supreme-court-decision-in-major-lgbt-rights-case-seen-as-bellwether.html

I think we will get our ruling before the 4th of July, in the meantime seems to me the risk to reward ratio is compelling! We'll see what happens!