Twelve Florida school boards have passed resolutions stating that evolution is not a fact, only a theory. This has largely been unnoticed by the mainstream media this time. It's time to show these school boards that education is about facts and not about myths and tall tales. It's been over 80 years since the Scopes Trial, and we're still debating whether or not to dislodge science and teach religion in school. When will this end?

Update: Even more schools are doing this:

"Taylor County’s resolution says something a bit different: “so that evolution is presented as one of several theories as to how the universe was formed.” News flash, folks: evolution taught in the high school biology class doesn’t cover how the universe was formed. That little twitch there, you know, the itch to bring up the universe when all we’re supposed to be talking about is changes in life over time, is a clue to the reason behind all of this. But that’s not all."

And Huckabee repeats the same ol' "evolution is not a fact" nonsense. America looks like a backwards unscientific place where fairies rule the land to other nations when this happens, and it won't stop anytime soon.

Via Florida Citizens for Science