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| − | '''Art Robinson PhD''' is the Republican congressional candidate in [[Oregon]]'s 4th District currently held by liberal [[Peter DeFazio]]. Art is a scientist and educator at the University of California San Diego, President and Research Professor at Linus Pauling Institute. He founded [[The Oregon Institute of Science and Medicine]] which is a small research institute where he researches [[nutrition]], preventive medicine, and protein chemistry. Recent scientific research includes fundamental biochemistry and biochemical studies of Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s diseases. Professor Robinson has a Bachelors of Science from the California Institute of Technology ("Caltech", known to be the finest college for science on the West Coast) and a PhD from University of California at San Diego. He also sells a [[homeschooling]] curriculum called ''The Robinson Curriculum'', which | + | '''Art Robinson PhD''' is the Republican congressional candidate in [[Oregon]]'s 4th District currently held by liberal [[Peter DeFazio]]. Art is a scientist and educator at the University of California San Diego, President and Research Professor at Linus Pauling Institute. He founded [[The Oregon Institute of Science and Medicine]] which is a small research institute where he researches [[nutrition]], preventive medicine, and protein chemistry. Recent scientific research includes fundamental biochemistry and biochemical studies of Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s diseases. Professor Robinson has a Bachelors of Science from the California Institute of Technology ("Caltech", known to be the finest college for science on the West Coast) and a PhD from University of California at San Diego. He also sells a [[homeschooling]] curriculum called ''The Robinson Curriculum'', which provides high quality instructional materials in many subjects to high school-level students. |
Art Robinson drafted the [[The Oregon Petition]], which is a petition of 31,000 scientists who express doubt over [[Global warming]]. | Art Robinson drafted the [[The Oregon Petition]], which is a petition of 31,000 scientists who express doubt over [[Global warming]]. | ||
Revision as of 05:41, October 30, 2010
Art Robinson PhD is the Republican congressional candidate in Oregon's 4th District currently held by liberal Peter DeFazio. Art is a scientist and educator at the University of California San Diego, President and Research Professor at Linus Pauling Institute. He founded The Oregon Institute of Science and Medicine which is a small research institute where he researches nutrition, preventive medicine, and protein chemistry. Recent scientific research includes fundamental biochemistry and biochemical studies of Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s diseases. Professor Robinson has a Bachelors of Science from the California Institute of Technology ("Caltech", known to be the finest college for science on the West Coast) and a PhD from University of California at San Diego. He also sells a homeschooling curriculum called The Robinson Curriculum, which provides high quality instructional materials in many subjects to high school-level students.
Art Robinson drafted the The Oregon Petition, which is a petition of 31,000 scientists who express doubt over Global warming.
He is also a signer of A Scientific Dissent of Darwinism, which is a petition authored by the Discovery Institute that asserts natural selection cannot be responsible for the complexity of life.
Endorsements
- Oregon Farm Bureau
- Oregon Constitution Party
- Oregon Libertarian Party
- Oregon Right to Life
- Independence Caucus
- Congressman Ron Paul
- Astronaut Scott Carpenter
- Republican National Coalition for Life
- Oregon Cattlemen's Association
- Astronaut Harrison Schmitt
- Oregon Firearms Federation
- Oregonians for Food and Shelter
- Veterans for Robinson
External Links
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