AH, but the left’s argument is that corporate law carves out special tax benefits for corporations, so government has the right to set whatever standards it wants for corporations. If they want the benefits of incorporation, they must comply. Regardless, I don’t see how anyone can reasonably argue that corporate law permits the government to violate constitutional provisions. The constitution is supreme law, and when it says things like, “Congress shall make no law...”, it means exactly that. How some people can claim Congress can pass laws that violate religious freedoms when the constitution expressly prohibits exactly that, I don’t know.
I think the Founders made a huge mistake when writing the Bill of Rights.
The Bill should've said: "Congress shall make no law." and stopped right there. We would have all been much better off.