According to a recent article in the American Sociological Review, rejection of science is on the rise: Just over 34 percent of conservatives had confidence in science as an institution in 2010, representing a long-term decline from 48 percent in 1974, according to a paper being published today in American Sociological Review. That represents a [...]
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You know the deficit argument is all but over when one conservative tells other conservatives to shut up about it, already.American Enterprise Institute's John H. Makin has a long new argument today, in which he said that worrying a... Read Post
A new study in the American Sociological Review examined how conservative trust of science has declined over the years. The problem is more pronounced among the educated: Conservatives with high school degrees, bachelor’s degrees, a... Read Post
Just 35 percent of self-identified conservatives said they had a “great deal of trust in science” in 2010, a new report published in the journal American Sociological Review reveals. The finding marks a 28 percent decline since the ... Read Post