[VadeRetro]

From the article:

In at least 18 states, campaigns have begun to make public schools teach “intelligent design” — a theory that nature is so complex it could only have been created by design — alongside Charles Darwin’s theory of evolution.

A theory based on a fallacy and which states its support in poll numbers. This can only be ID.

[PatrickHenry]

Here's a couple of my "education" links. The second one has an interactive map, like some of the election maps we've all seen. Click on a state and you get an update on what's going on there. I don't know how often they revise their info, but it probably doesn't really matter. Litigation moves very slowly.

Antievolutionism and Creationism in the United States. Great summary of the issues.
Political Challenges to the Teaching of Evolution. American Geological Institute. Interactive map.

[animoveritas]

Dear friend, please identify what fallacy ID is based upon?

I respectfully submit that it is the myopic Darwinists who are making a hasty generalization. The origin of life is a question Darwinists run from, but ID has a hypothesis.