[Thoro]

I was quoting Jeb Bush, who said: "I don't think it [i.e., evolution] should actually be part of the curriculum, to be honest with you.

So, he does not believe evolutionio dogma should be part of the science curriculum. I guess because he's intelligent enough to recognize that evolution is all speculation and zero speciation.

Yet, according to the Jeb quotes posted in this thread, he did say that he did believe evolution, thus negating your speculation.

The inferrence that I would take from the quotes in question would be that the evolution vs. creationism/id/whatever debate does not belong in the cirriculum because it's at the far end of a list of educational priorities after basic reading, writing, and arithmetic.

[Baraonda]

"Yet, according to the Jeb quotes posted in this thread, he did say that he did believe evolution, thus negating your speculation."

I wasn't speculating. I was merely stating that Jeb Bush, like I, believes that evolution is speculation since he does NOT believe that it should be thought in the classrooms.

Jeb Bush did also say that he believes in evolution. I take it, though, that he's an evolutionist in name only or, he's being affected by doublethink, which is the concept of holding two contradictory ideas in one's head and accepting both of them at the same time.