If this decision holds I'll be the first one to stand up and applaud Trump for taking what I consider to be a principled stand. However, with Trump nothing is ever as clear as it seems, and as others have noted, he's generally guided by the last person with whom he spoke, even if that person holds a position 180˙ away from the position he took ten minutes earlier. Trump has gone one record, however, saying he is open to signing executive orders that would enshrine "religious freedom" laws of which Catholic bishops are so fond, and which exist for the sole purpose of denying gay people housing, jobs, or even service if a person with a "sincerely held religious belief" decides said gay person should be denied housing, accommodation, or any kind of service at any place of business.  So we shall see. This story is only beginning. Where it ends is where the proof in the pudding will be found, and the jury's still out on that. But for now I give credit where credit is due. For now.