>If the company can refuse to bake a cake, If you are referring to the Masterpiece Cake suit from Colorado, I'm pretty sure that the cake maker won on a techni

>If the company can refuse to bake a cake, If you are referring to the Masterpiece Cake suit from Colorado, I'm pretty sure that the cake maker won on a technicality: table single member of Colorado's ruling authority said something religiously discriminatory against the cake maker which made their ruling discriminatory. The general question of "can a private cake maker restrict who he makes cakes for" is still unresolved (legally, in the US)