Federal judge dismisses lawsuit alleging science standards for Kansas schools promote atheism
Note that Citizens for Objective Public Education is the same batch of clowns of which our own Clucky Fernandez was the president, at least in 2012.
Even Clucky may have been smart enough to bail from this stinker. We should ask him the next time he waddles by.
One more victory for scientific integrity, one more beatdown for YECkism.
Note that Citizens for Objective Public Education is the same batch of clowns of which our own Clucky Fernandez was the president, at least in 2012.
But Citizens for Objective Public Education is not exactly a well-known or a well-established group; its vice president Anne Lassey told the Associated Press that it was founded only in March 2012. Lassey is the wife of Greg Lassey, who was one of the authors of the so-called minority report of the committee that revised Kansas's state science standards in 2005; the report systematically deprecated the scientific status of evolution. The group's president, Jorge Fernandez, is a self-proclaimed young-earth creationist, with publications to his credit in Journal of Creation and on the True.Origin Archive website. The letter claimed that Citizens for Objective Public Education represents "children, parents and taxpayers who share our views"; Lassey told the Associated Press that the group has members across the nation.
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One more victory for scientific integrity, one more beatdown for YECkism.
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