These are the same people who don't think the election results in New Jersey, Virginia, and Massachusetts have anything to do with a rejection of the Obama program and leadership
More.
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Wednesday, February 03, 2010
Here's a little something for those who don't think health care "reform" is toast
Trends in Virginia and elsewhere say you're wrong.
These are the same people who don't think the election results in New Jersey, Virginia, and Massachusetts have anything to do with a rejection of the Obama program and leadership
More.
These are the same people who don't think the election results in New Jersey, Virginia, and Massachusetts have anything to do with a rejection of the Obama program and leadership
More.
Monday, February 01, 2010
Bad News for the "Just Give Them Some Condoms" Crowd
Abstinence based sex education works:
"'I think we've written off abstinence-only education without looking closely at the nature of the evidence,' said John B. Jemmott III, a professor at the University of Pennsylvania, who led the federally funded study. 'Our study shows this could be one approach that could be used.' "
But wait, there's more:
"The Obama administration eliminated more than $150 million in federal funding targeted at abstinence programs, which are relatively new and have little rigorous evidence supporting their effectiveness. Instead it is launching a new $114 million pregnancy prevention initiative that will fund only programs that have been shown scientifically to work. The administration Monday proposed expanding that program to $183 million next year."
Imagine that!
What do you suppose we will hear from Obamaland in light of the new evidence? Revoke Professor Jemmot's federal funding, and give it to Michael Mann, instead?
Nothing's out of the question with the set of.......people who currently hold power in Washington.
"'I think we've written off abstinence-only education without looking closely at the nature of the evidence,' said John B. Jemmott III, a professor at the University of Pennsylvania, who led the federally funded study. 'Our study shows this could be one approach that could be used.' "
But wait, there's more:
"The Obama administration eliminated more than $150 million in federal funding targeted at abstinence programs, which are relatively new and have little rigorous evidence supporting their effectiveness. Instead it is launching a new $114 million pregnancy prevention initiative that will fund only programs that have been shown scientifically to work. The administration Monday proposed expanding that program to $183 million next year."
Imagine that!
What do you suppose we will hear from Obamaland in light of the new evidence? Revoke Professor Jemmot's federal funding, and give it to Michael Mann, instead?
Nothing's out of the question with the set of.......people who currently hold power in Washington.
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