The NY Times editors comment on Louisiana's latest creationist idiocy, supported by Republican governor Bobby Jindal (italics mine):
As a biology major at Brown University, Mr. Jindal must know that evolution is the unchallenged central organizing principle for modern biology. As a rising star on the conservative right, mentioned as a possible running mate for John McCain, Mr. Jindal may have more than science on his mind.
I think I mentioned that once or twice.
But the NY Times is wrong in one regard. Jindal isn't doing this because he's an opportunist, but because he's nuts: this is a guy who thought an exorcism cured cancer.
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