303 Creative owner Lorie Smith spoke to Fox News Digital about her case before the Supreme Court and various threats she says she's received since filing suit in 2016.
Owner and founder of 303 Creative Lorie Smith and attorney Kristen Waggoner speaks out on the upcoming Supreme Court's free speech vs gay rights case on 'The Story.'
"I’ve had my home address put on social media, I have received many threats — death threats, threats of bodily harm," she said."The security system on my home, my child’s school has been on alert. I’ve lost business, my clients have been harassed and my website… people attempt to hack into it, almost regularly by the hour.
"Her case is solely focused on compelled speech because Colorado is apparently controlling and censoring that which she wants to express through her custom artwork," said Kellie Fiedorek, senior counsel and government affairs director for Alliance Defending Freedom, the organization supporting Smith.The 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled against Smith in July 2021, so she appealed to the U.S.
Even if she wins, Smith said she has already lived through frightening experiences that caused her to sleep on the floor of her home with her young daughter.
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