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George Bush’s Lame Duck Conversion
Dec 9th, 2008 by midwifetoad | 6 Comments »

Forget about Lady Hope and Darwin’s deathbed conversion. Now we have the audacity of hope and a lame duck conversion. George Bush, about to leave office, says:

I think that God created the Earth, created the world; I think the creation of the world is so mysterious it requires something as large as an almighty and I don’t think it’s incompatible with the scientific proof that there is evolution.

And to think, just a few years ago, Bill (Waterloo) Dembski’s website, Uncommon Descent was proclaiming a final political victory over evolution:

…and last but far from least, George W. Bush hisself drove a stake in the ground saying teach the controversy. Unless Judge Jones wants to cut his career off at the knees he isn’t going to rule against the wishes of his political allies. Of course the ACLU will appeal. This won’t be over until it gets to the Supreme Court. But now we own that too.

Politically biased decisions from ostensibly apolitical courts are a double edged sword that cuts both ways. The liberals had their turn at bat. This is our time now. We won back congress in 1996. We won back the White House in 2000. We won back the courts in 2005. Now we can start undoing all the damage that was done by the flower children.

Somehow science trudges on, ignoring the fortunes of politics and power.

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6 Responses to “George Bush’s Lame Duck Conversion”

  1. on 09 Dec 2008 at 5:47 pm1George Bush On Best Political Blogs » George Bush’s Lame Duck Conversion

    [...] George Bush’s Lame Duck Conversion George Bush, about to leave office, says: I think that God created the Earth, created the world; I think the creation of the world is so mysterious it requires something as large as an almighty and [...] [...]

  2. on 11 Dec 2008 at 12:36 am2George Bush On Best Political Blogs » Darwin Central » Blog Archive » George Bush’s Lame Duck Conversion

    [...] Darwin Central » Blog Archive » George Bush’s Lame Duck Conversion …and last but far from least, George W. Bush hisself drove a stake in the ground saying teach the controversy. Unless Judge Jones wants to cut his career off at the knees he isn’t going to rule against the wishes of his political allies … [...]

  3. on 15 Dec 2008 at 12:08 am3Bob Carroll

    Bill Dembski has Waterloos the way Bill Murray had Groundhog Days.

  4. on 15 Dec 2008 at 2:57 pm4Tiril Auby

    http://flash.vg.no/grafikk/2008/bush/kast_sko.html

    This is the “throw a shoe on Bush” -game.

    In the upper curve you adjust the angle.
    In the lower curve you adjust the strength.
    And if that wasn’t it, this guy has 3 shoes!

    (When it pops yellow you have a hit, when it is red you must throw again)

    Kast skoen = Throw the shoe
    Kast igjen = Throw again

  5. on 19 Dec 2008 at 8:56 pm5cindy boosteader

    What do you think of Dr. Clinton’s arguement at http://www.clintonsdoubtsdarwin.com ? I would be very interested in your feedback.
    Thanks

  6. on 07 Feb 2009 at 4:39 am6John Crippen

    Well here’s a book on the legacy of George Bush that’ll keep you on the seat of your pants…”The Legacy of George W Bush, A Collection of Confliction Opinions.

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