Subjectively picking and choosing which data to use to support an explanation, as House Speaker Johnson has done, is not just bad science, it's not science at all.
Apparently, Mike Johnson, the new Speaker of the House, a Republican from Louisiana, has not had a good scientific education.As a climate skeptic, he doesn't believe in the tsunami of data indicating that climate change is a consequence of human action. And his opposition to LGBTQ rights is couched in terms of what he calls natural. 'Homosexual relationships are inherently unnatural,' he wrote, and 'the studies clearly show, are ultimately harmful and costly for everyone.
What they don't say is that this statement is based on a 1997 study of the impact of HIV and AIDS on gay men in Canadian urban centers.With the development of effective AIDS treatments and HIV prophylactics, the situation is very different now.
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