Supreme Court won't allow Florida to enforce law banning children from viewing drag shows

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

51% : Hamburger Mary's, an Orlando restaurant that has drag shows, sued claiming the law runs afoul of the First Amendment.
49% : Justices Clarence Thomas, Neil M. Gorsuch and Samuel A. Alito Jr. would have granted Florida's request to enforce the law while another court challenge to it is playing out.
47% : The lower court said the law infringed on the restaurant's First Amendment rights.
42% : Part of the legislation at issue, Florida's Protection of Children Act, penalizes restaurants and establishments that expose children to sexually explicit shows.
42% : A venue may lose its license if it violates the law.
35% : A lower court in June agreed earlier this year and blocked the law from being enforced.

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