| The_vagabond7 said: He doesn't believe in evolution for one. We don't need a president that denies common scientific knowledge. That is scary to me. |
So how do you think that would affect a Ron Paul administration? Be honest.
This may help you frame your answer (it's Ron Paul describing his position on evolution):
I think issues are more complicated than "X does/doesn't believe in Y." This is exactly why I think people think he's nuts, because they read the headlines and listen to the soundbite answers, and don't think it all the way through. Like I said back on page 4, I have no problem with someone disagreeing with Paul's positions, but you have to understand his position before you can disagree with it.
Also, FYI I would never vote for someone who doesn't believe in evolution for a school board position. If your next argument is that "the President controls the biggest school board in the country," stop and think about what Paul wants to do to the department of education. I promise you that evolution is not part of the agenda. :)
