[The_Victor]

If you have evidence of ID, then present it. To date, none has been presented. Therefore, by this poll, 69% feel ID should not be taught.

Precisely my point. I still can't figure out what the some evos fear in presenting the evidence. The truth will hold up under scientific scrutiny, all other assertions will be demonstrated as false, eventually. But the students will be better off for the exercise.

[Dominic Harr]

I still can't figure out what the some evos fear in presenting the evidence.

You don't understand -- it's evos answering 'yes' to this poll.

The poster's reworded title is a lie.

The poll says, "A new poll shows 69 percent of Americans believe public school teachers should present both the evidence for and against Darwinian evolution."

The creo poster said, "69% want alternate theories allowed in class.

Odd, the poll nowhere mentions alternate theories . . . why would the poster lie about that? Could he be willing to lie to support an agenda?