We need to acknowledge that we live a country in which most people are scientifically illiterate. That’s just a sad consequence of living in a nation in which public education is being systematically destroyed.
Where we need to draw the line is electing lawmakers who aggressively reject science, or know precisely nothing about it. If you’re a distributor of plumbing supplies, no one’s going to be hurt regardless of how little you learned in fifth-grade.
The same can’t be said about our legislators.
About 40% of Americans are proud to have a president who would commit the act of cowardice described at left.
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Congressional Republicans seem to be OK with their legacy: I helped destroy the United States of America.
Rick Steves Understands World History, and Doesn’t Like What He Sees Here in the U.S.
The whole world is hoping desperately that the United States can recover from the plunge it’s taken into hatred and ignorance.
When and if this happens, Planned Parenthood will resume helping tens of millions of girls and women with their reproductive health, including preventing unwanted pregnancies.
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