Arguments that it is private property are compelling, but how can that argument be rationalized when some bakeries have been shut down because they refuse to bake cakes for gay weddings. Or that it is illegal for a company to refuse to service to blacks?
Yet, a company can deny Constitutional Rights if they are not politically correct Constitutional rights because they are a private company?
Courts have already come down on the issue of where a private company’s rights end... and it all seems to hinge on political correctness or special interests. (Which kind of throws the 14th Amendment’s Equal Protection Under the Law concept on its head.)
I just hope her last official act at work was to screw up the account(s) of the little brown-shirt who ratted her out.
Those are strong arguments you make, but the Constitutionally correct solution is to allow bakeries and other to refuse service.