Refusing to serve potential customers because of their sexual orientation, whatever it is, is wrong and illegal–that’s the firm consensus these days, everyone knows.

Then there was this passage in a story in Monday’s Washington Post:

“Alissa Hall Perine, founder of Lovebus, an events planning company catering exclusively to same-sex couples, has decided to dissolve her business just days after [Maryland voters decided to ratify the same-sex marriage law] . . . . Though the [Maryland] decision would have potentially increased her market, Perine said she found it impossible to sustain her business with so few clients, many of whom were on very small budgets. Instead of expanding the scope of her business to include heterosexual couples, Perine has opted to leave the wedding planning industry altogether.”

Hmm. What was that about every entity having to serve every potential customer without regard to . . .