". . . [C]orporations aren't always the bad guys."

So says Frank Bruni, in the NYT.  It turns out, apparently, that when we're talking about Hobby Lobby (etc.), corporations "don't have a soul," don't stand for things, don't exercise religion, don't have expressive interests, etc.  But, when it's Eli Lilly bashing Indiana for its Religious Freedom Restoration Act (on the basis of misrepresentations and misunderstandings of that Act), then . . . we see the "sunny side of greed."