Anti-discrimination laws are rooted in the federal government's Commerce power, aren't they? I don't think we know yet the implications of the ACA ruling there.

Anti-discrimination laws are rooted in the federal government's Commerce power, aren't they? I don't think we know yet the implications of the ACA ruling there. If you can't force people to engage in commercial activity they don't want (buy health insurance they don't want to buy), how can you force them to engage in commercial activity they don't want (employ people they don't want to employ)?