[ThinkDifferent]

Since the majority of Americans (those of us outside the northest, who weren't educated in the Ivy League universities, and who don't live in DC) don't - believe - in - evolution.

That's nice, and completely irrelevant. A majority of Americans believe all sorts of things that aren't true.

[little jeremiah]

And isn't it nice that smart people like George Will are going to make sure that we are all (re)educated - it's for our own good!

[ECM]

True. Like evolution.

[little jeremiah]

Note my comment above.

You evo fundies just can't stand it that somewhere, someone isn't genuflecting to your pet theory. How about freedom of thought?

Evo-fundies start trembling in rage at a little sticker. You're like atheists who can't abide "In God We Trust" on dollar bills.

[rwfromkansas]

Polls are not relevant to the science, of course.

It is relevant to this discussion, however. Will says that creationism is harming the Republican party.

I say that is nonsense since most Americans reject evolution, even a God-directed evolution.