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How about the science of life?

Ed Reynolds Ledyard

Publication: The Day

Published 11/29/2012 12:00 AM
Updated 11/28/2012 05:25 PM

Well, well, Marco Rubio fails science for paying some respect to a sliver of his base regarding the age of our planet. (Frank Cerabino commentary, "Rubio seems confused by science and religion," Nov. 24) But we have a president who apparently feels it's OK to abort almost ready-to-deliver fetuses because assessing their humanity is "above his pay grade."

Let's begin the "Great Compromise" by sending both guys to remedial science. The ethics and morality of their positions are another matter, for someone from a much higher pay grade.

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