Evolutionary Theory is mainstream science, and has been for over a century. Unless someone comes up with evidence that disproves evolution, it will remain mainstream science and will be taught in science classes. Polls almost always reflect people's beliefs, not reality; when polls do reflect reality it is purely coincidence.

At one time it was believed that the Earth sat in the center of the solar system. Observation ultimately showed that this was not true but fearful people refused to believe it. They said that the scientists who promoted this new view had no real evidence, that it was impossible, even blasphemous. And yet it was, and is, true. It was true before people accepted it; their opinion made no difference to the truth. And so it is with evolution. The truth of evolution does not depend on people's beliefs, only on whether it is good science, and 150 years of science say that it is.

If this is true, how can we say we live in a democracy? We are allowing the secular, humanistic, liberal, existential minority brainwash our children with the religion of evolution. It takes more faith to believe evolution than creation. The common sense evidence definitely supports creation: there are no (non-fraudulant) transitional forms from one species to a new one, there are no changing species today, "Why did my children take a year to walk, when a monkey walks within its first week? Isn't that devolving? or is it just that God created humans as humans and monkeys as monkeys as it says in Genesis 1:24-28?