FT.com / World / US - Bush wants alternatives to Darwinism taught in school: "Intelligent Design "
A couple of days ago, I talked about Born-Again Bush. I'm sorry, but for the president to (a) get involved in a States issue and (b) overtly push an agenda based upon a particular sect of a particular religion is contrary to the interpretation of the U.S. Constitution. Why is it that people with beliefs like Bush who call themselves "Republican" insist on trying to involve the federal government into areas it doesn't belong? I thought part of the Republican agenda, apart from hiding the poor, was to decrease government intrusion into the average American's life? Or is government intrusion expected to push forward the particular vision of the world of a particular sect of a particular religion?
Intelligent Design and President G.W. Bush: Oxymoron?
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- I've been swimming through comic books like Uncle Scrooge through his money since I was four and have loved the movies since I was about ten. Everything else falls into place after that.
