You've never heard anyone being taken seriously say that "evolution is just a theory" and arguing creationism should be taught in schools?
Really?
REALLY?
It's not the majority, but about 1/3 of the American public is anti-evolution, which is tantamount to being anti-science.
I would suggest that you then have not paid much attention, honestly.
As for Sarah Palin, she's obviously unqualified for her role and has been hidden from the media as much as possible; she was blatantly only picked as a
grab at Hillary Clinton's supporters and it's rather depressing that so far it's worked out pretty well for them. She's not exactly got a
glowing track record for answering questions of substance. The lies about the "Bridge to Nowhere" are so blatant that it's sad virtually
nobody's taken her to task on it, and the crack about Obama's community organisation experience (in a Christian organisation, no less) were petty and
uncalled-for. So, I don't particularly like her.
Really?
REALLY?
It's not the majority, but about 1/3 of the American public is anti-evolution, which is tantamount to being anti-science.
I would suggest that you then have not paid much attention, honestly.
As for Sarah Palin, she's obviously unqualified for her role and has been hidden from the media as much as possible; she was blatantly only picked as a
grab at Hillary Clinton's supporters and it's rather depressing that so far it's worked out pretty well for them. She's not exactly got a
glowing track record for answering questions of substance. The lies about the "Bridge to Nowhere" are so blatant that it's sad virtually
nobody's taken her to task on it, and the crack about Obama's community organisation experience (in a Christian organisation, no less) were petty and
uncalled-for. So, I don't particularly like her.