Krazy Michele Bachmann suppports teaching Intelligent Design:
Bachmann: Schools should teach intelligent design
By: CNN Political Reporter Peter Hamby
June 17th, 2011
06:52 PM ET
New Orleans, Louisiana (CNN) – Republican presidential candidate Michele Bachmann explained her skepticism of evolution on Friday and said students should be taught the theory of intelligent design.
"I support intelligent design," Bachmann told reporters in New Orleans following her speech to the Republican Leadership Conference. "What I support is putting all science on the table and then letting students decide. I don't think it's a good idea for government to come down on one side of scientific issue or another, when there is reasonable doubt on both sides."
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Memeorandum, her remarks didn't get much coverage; of the major news outlets, only CNN reported it. I used LexisNexis to search for this in U.S. Newspapers and Wires and nothing came up. Switching to TV and Radio Transcripts, there was only one hit:
MSNBC
June 17, 2011 Friday
SHOW: MSNBC LIVE WITH CENK UYGUR 6:00 PM EST
MSNBC LIVE WITH CENK UYGUR for June 17, 2011
BYLINE: Cenk Uygur
GUESTS: Earl Blumenauer, Ezra Klein, Sam Seder, A.B. Stoddard, Jennifer Donahue, Josh Gerstein, Amanda Terkel, Tina Dupuy, Ric Reitz
SECTION: NEWS; Domestic
LENGTH: 7971 words
UYGUR: Abolishing minimum wage would create jobs. That scientists support intelligent design. Nonsense. Carbon dioxide is harmless. And that Glenn Beck can solve the debt crisis.
Does the fact that she`s crazy help or hurt her in the primaries?
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The conventional left would do well to focus on whether the corrupt plutocracy and oligarchy benefits
from an individual's overall religio-political outlook rather than any specific isolated branch thereof.
Intelligent design in the service of God's purported sanction of thieving lands and the necessity of the voter protecting the seizure...isn't intelligent.
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