Letters: Believing a lie about evolution
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Re “Lawmaker calls evolution ‘lies,’” Oct. 8
Does anybody else find it odd that a member of the House Science, Space and Technology Committee rejects the findings of mainstream science, publicly calling them “lies”? Rep. Paul Broun (R-Ga.) is supposed to inform, guide and make decisions on national science policy.
Meanwhile, our standing in the world with regard to science and education continues its precipitous decline.
Stanley A. White
San Clemente
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