Josh Gad tweeted, "I'm saying this from the bottom of my heart. Please go f*** yourself SCOTUS," while Andy Cohen wrote "Legalizing Discrimination." Incredible."

The U.S. The U.S.

SCOTUS ruled earlier Friday morning in a conservative majority that a Christian graphic design from Colorado, Lorie, could, under the First Amendment refuse to work for wedding websites with couples of the same gender. Many people are concerned that the decision will lead to businesses discriminating against gay customers and even beyond.

In a 6-3 vote, the Supreme Court blocked President Joe Biden’s Student Loan Forgiveness Plan, which would have benefited over 40 million Americans.

Unthinkable.
This fight isn’t over. When I address the nation later this afternoon, I will have more news to share. https://t.co/wGBuwBySB7

President Biden (@POTUS), June 30, 2023

Celebrities, politicians, and other famous people took to Twitter after the Supreme Court's two rulings to criticize the court.

Like many others, Bravo producer Andy Cohen noted that the SCOTUS ruling in favor of Smith occurred on the final day of Pride Month.

"Legalizing discrimination. He wrote "Incredible" before writing later, alongside a tweet about the ruling, HAPPY PRIDE.

Drag Race's Kandy Muse tweeted: "I hope that any business owner who wants to kick out me for being gay, knows how to fight. Because I will destroy your store on my way out."

The Supreme Court voted Thursday to stop affirmative action in college admissions.

"Same Week: Whites cannot be discriminated at Harvard. Gays can only be discriminated if they wish," he continued. "I am saying this from the bottom of my heart. Please go f--- yourself SCOTUS."

The White Lotus Star, Natasha Rothwell tweeted: "This court has to be stopped."

Kevin Sorbo (the actor of Hercules) was on the opposite side, and agreed with the Supreme Court decision to block Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan. He wrote, "Give us one good reason for anyone to pay off their student loans."

Below are some of the reactions to tweets.

Legalizing discrimination. Incredible.

Andy Cohen (@Andy), June 30, 2023

HAPPY PRIDE https://t.co/dRFwaKe9Sv

Andy Cohen (@Andy), June 30, 2023

I hope that any business owner who wants to eject me for being gay is armed with the right skills, because I will destroy your store as I leave.

The Bad Guy (@TheKandyMuse), June 30, 2023

This court really finds a new way to be historically unique assholes every day https://t.co/tOJ43t7ZX0

Josh Gad June 30, 2023

Here is our #SCOTUS
Empowering Christians to discriminate against marginalized groups of people while NOT empowering those who seek education
Supreme Court strikes down Biden's plan to wipe away $400 billion in student loan debt (from @AP) https://t.co/A8HK4cdB6k

-- charisma carpenter (@AllCharisma) June 30, 2023

This court must stop. https://t.co/hZNsXXKPFo

Natasha Rothwell June 30, 2023

She warned you... But she wasn't likeable enough for your liking. What do you think of her now? Nice work. https://t.co/a6ZpeaCfdk

Wilson Cruz (@wcruz73), June 30, 2023

The words of the Justice are chilling. We should not accept a decision that makes someone feel inferior. Unacceptable. We are all equal in the eyes of God and under the law. https://t.co/NlNm5pLfZX

Maria Shriver June 30, 2023

Dear Chief Justice Roberts, You have interfered with nature's primal forces. We won't allow it!

Ron Perlman June 30, 2023

I'm sorry. In America, the right to practice your religion does not give you the right to discriminate.

You don't have a license to discriminate on the basis of religious beliefs if your business is public. Religious bigotry remains bigotry.

The SCOTUS Court should be ashamed.

-- George Takei (@GeorgeTakei) June 30, 2023

Imagine if you "religious belief" said that serving an interracial marriage was against God's design. This argument failed 60 years ago in Loving V. Virginia, but the SCOTUS allows religious intolerance to take hold here.

-- George Takei (@GeorgeTakei) June 30, 2023

This week #SCOTUS struck the ability to ameliorate currency of racism down, legalized discrimination towards the LGBTQ community and blocked debt relief for millions. Real people. Real people. Real lives. Every year, elections are important at all levels. Let's...

-- Stacey Abrams (@staceyabrams) June 30, 2023

happy pride https://t.co/hQ2c329deI

-- tyler oakley (@tyleroakley) June 30, 2023

What is the best reason for anyone to pay off their student loans?

Kevin Sorbo June 30, 2023

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