As long as those agencies don't receive any federal funding.
So you're willing to use money as a club to force adoption agencies to disgorge their vulnerable orphans to a cult whose messiah is a guy who sodomized vulnerable orphans boys?
Are you listening SCOTUS? You realize such blackmail will only hurt children. Our country will not be forced to surrender children to your cult members....under the threat of hurting children if we don't...
No federal funding allowed for those that insist on discriminating. Now, discriminate all you want as long as you're a private organization.
How is this discrimination?
Denying same sex couples the ability to adopt due to religious reasons.
You can do that. You just can't do that with federal funding. Nor should you be able to.
Just curious. What other 'strings' do you think should be attached to government assistance?
Shall we say drug testing for those who receive welfare funding?
It's a waste of tax payer money. Every state that has instituted it has found the same:
Tennessee:
Four people were turned down because they refused to participate in any part of the drug screening process. Six other people willingly submitted to a drug test, and one tested positive. Officials with the Department of Human Services say they are making contact with that applicant for further action — which could include referral to a drug treatment program as a condition of receiving benefits or disqualification if the person refuses.
The 10 people affected by the new rules are a small fraction of the 812 people who applied for Tennessee Families First cash assistance program since the measure took effect. The vast majority — 802 — passed the initial written drug screening.
New drug screening law knocks 4 off benefits list
Utah:
SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Utah has spent more than $30,000 to screen welfare applicants for drug use since a new law went into effect a year ago, but only 12 people have tested positive, state figures show.
The data from August 2012 through July 2013 indicates the state spent almost $6,000 to give 4,730 applicants a written test. After 466 showed a likelihood of drug use, they were given drug tests at a total cost of more than $25,000, according to the Utah Department of Workforce Services, which administers welfare benefits and the tests.
Only 12 test positive in Utah welfare drug screening KSL.com
Florida:
Of the 4,086 applicants who scheduled drug tests while the law was enforced, 108 people, or 2.6 percent, failed, most often testing positive for marijuana. About 40 people scheduled tests but canceled them, according to the Department of Children and Families, which oversees Temporary Assistance for Needy Families, known as the TANF program.
The numbers, confirming previous estimates, show that taxpayers spent $118,140 to reimburse people for drug test costs, at an average of $35 per screening.
The state's net loss? $45,780.
"That's not counting attorneys and court fees and the thousands of hours of staff time it took to implement this policy," Newton said.
The law also didn't impact the number of people who applied for benefits.
Florida didn t save money by drug testing welfare recipients data shows Tampa Bay Times
And the others are all finding out the same thing.
The kicker in all of this is that studies that had been done before stated the same thing.