1. My source: http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2008/09/03/ap/politics/main4409395.shtml

Your point of clarification is valid. She is for teaching creationism along side evolution–but it’s still extreme. My problem with that is one theory belongs in a science class, one belongs in a religion class. And, to intermingle the two, is to project your religious beliefs on children who may not share those views AND potentially dilute their knowledge of and possible excercise of science.

2. What I have thought about is what a huge responsibility parenting is and that I should probably use birth control. I received sex education both in my public school (Virginia Beach Junior High) and sunday school (Star of the Sea Parish). When you come to a stop light, do you think about all the driver’s education you had? OR, did all that driver’s education cause you to instinctively obey the stop light?

3. Photos, my dad’s Playboys, trying to watch the blurred lines on the adult TV channel that was scrambled on the parent’s cable box.

4. It would be nice. Maybe we should just trust everyone to drive sober, pay their taxes, love thy neighbor and so on. But the problem is, not everyone does. And, in those instances where their incompentance places a burden on society, we should do what we can to discourage those negative outcomes.

What is your source of information for Sarah Palin being against teaching evolution? She is for teaching the creation theory.

In the heat of any passionate moment in your life, did you think back on all of your sex education before continuing?

How much did you know about sex before you had any classroom education on the subject?

Maybe the solution is to put that responsibility back on the parent(s) and stop making the government responsible for it.

I agree with your accessment of the Open Letter. I did a little research on it and the earliest form of this letter I could find came from this address.

http://www.albawabaforums.com/read.php3?f=3&i=298265&t=298265

This address is a subset of this web which is a middle eastern news portal…

http://www.albawaba.com/

If this is the first posting I wonder why yolee usa/Joe Porter would want McCain in office. Please note the the user for Joe Porter is yolee usa. You can go to the bottom and see responses to this letter. Also you can follow the yolee usa user up via the previous or next messages and see more spue. This person likes to tell stories and plant scnarios in your mind without regard for anything truthful…Also do a domain search on this web you may find other interesting facts. Like when this domain was created and from where it’s owner resides.
Concerned about Concern

WHO WE ARE: WE are the TENS OF MILLIONS of Americans who are intelligent, overworked
and underappreciated by Our government. WE recognize that the major parties have ALWAYS
been given control and are responsible for the problems of our nation. We understand that they
have had every opportunity to take action and have failed: they would rather look out for major
contributors, unions, special interest groups and influence peddlers, THEMSELVES and their
respective parties.
WE HAVE HAD ENOUGH. WE ARE TAKING OUR GOVERNMENT BACK FROM THEM!

http://exemployee.wordpress.com/2008/08/02/part-1-definition-of-a-narcisist-barack-obama/

McCain is actually a troll that lived under a bridge eating german children until a traveling circus brought him to america in the 1800’s or something like that. to this day there are no german children left in arizona…..

SALLY: If you believe McCain will be better, you obviously support the war, oppose reproductive rights and oppose universal health care. (as is your right as curious as it might be for a Clinton supporter). If you don’t hold these stances, you are merely lashing out to offer support for a cult of personality which I am quite sure Hillary Clinton does not wish to be the center of. PLUS, your assertions that “all 18 million strong” stand strong might be a little over zealous. My wife and my mother in law will be voting for Obama even though they supported Clinton in the primaries. In the future, please modify your comments to read “all 17,999,998 strong” (though, that too, is no doubt a distortion).