#1399: David Booth
WhatDoesItMean.com is a website devoted to conspiracy theories and rants of such levels of quality that it is often the target even of other conspiracy nutters. And yes, it also sports the delectable...
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#1400: Leslie Botha
And still they come. Now, we have encountered SANEVax before, but to sum up: SANEVax is an anti-vaccine group specializing in stupid misunderstandings and lunatic conspiracies about Gardasil, often by...
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#1401: Edward Boudreaux
There are a few creationists with backgrounds in science, and they tend to be milked by the movement for what they’re (perceived to be) worth; never mind that the scientific disciplines in which they...
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#1402: Gerardus Bouw
There are the creationists, then there are the young earth creationists – and then there are the hysterically looney, and fumingly, medievally fanatic crazis on the fringes that even young earth...
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#1403: Janet Boynes
Janet Boynes is an ex-gay activist and close ally of Michele Bachmann (they have described each other as “friends”); she has been called “the Religious Right’s ‘ex-gay’ du jour,” she is embraced by...
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#1404: Donald Boys
It beggars belief (well, not really), but Donald Boys was once an Indiana lawmaker. Currently, he is a columnist for Barbwire, Matt Barber’s website for people who seem to be too extreme, hateful and...
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#1405: Michael Bradley
It’s become rare, but it still happens: Sometimes we come across something so perfectly, abysmally offensive to reason, truth, beauty, and humanity that it manages to take us aback. Such is the website...
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#1406: Walter Bradley
Walter Bradley is a professor (retired) of Mechanical Engineering at Texas A&M (something of a creationist hub, apparently) and Baylor Universities, Fellow of the Discovery Institute, and a pretty...
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#1407: Jeff Bradstreet
Given that Jeff Bradstreet recently died, under what seems to be tragic circumstances, we were unsure whether it was proper to post this already semi-prepared entry. We decided to go ahead – after all,...
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#1408: Patrick Brady
Yet another WND columnist, and Maj. Gen. Pat Brady is as clueless and loony as they come. Brady, of course, knows nothing about the Constitution and history, so it should surprise no one that he says a...
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#1409: Leonard Brand
Young-earth creationists with genuine credentials in any relevant discipline are rare, but Leonard Brand does have a PhD in biology from Cornell (from 1970). Currently Brand, a Seventh-Day Adventist,...
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#1410: Greg Brannon
Gregory J. “Greg” Brannon is, in fact, an MD, but being an MD does not mean that you have been given training in reasoning or in assessing evidence, and Brannon is a striking illustration of that. He...
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#1411: Dave Brat
Dave Brat is probably best known as the guy who beat Eric Cantor in the 2014 Virginia primaries. He is currently the Representative serving Virginia's 7th congressional district, and has emerged as an...
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#1412: Rick Brattin & Andrew Koenig
Rick BrattinA.k.a. The Rick and Andy ShowAnother year, another slew of creationist efforts to get creationism taught in public schools through state legislation – usually under the guise of “teach the...
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#1413: Robert Breaud
Fundie wingnuts have been promoting a Starbucks boycott ever since the company announced its support for a marriage equality law in its home state Washington, so Robert Breaud’s complaints are nothing...
View Article#1414: Thomas Brewton
A.k.a. The Intellectual ConservativeHonorable mention to James Brewship for his self-published book Heaven’s Tablet, a novel whose press release was titled: “The Beginning of God: Explosive New Novel...
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#1415: Jim Bridenstine
James Frederick Bridenstine, the US Representative for Oklahoma’s 1st congressional district, is apparently one of the up-and-coming Tea Party politicians, and a true loon. Among his most notable...
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#1416: Ben Bridges
As we have had ample opportunity to see, lunacy is no hindrance to being elected as a US representative. But with regard to lunacy, Congress is nothing compared to what you find in state legislatures....
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#1417: Josephine Briggs(?)
Josephine Briggs is the Director of the Nactional Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine (NCCAM; currently the National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health (NCCIH)), former...
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#1418: Lee Bright
Ah, the state legislatures. (Yes, again). This time it’s South Carolina’s turn, since that’s where you find Lee Bright, representing the 12th district (Spartanburg and Greenville) since 2008. In fact,...
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