Science is already political. Get over it and start marching.

As the March for Science in Washington, D.C., grows, so does its criticism. 
This should be expected. Scientists are encouraged to look at even the most widely accepted statistic or finding and question it. So of course, as soon as the march, scheduled for April 22, was announced, people began to critically examine its message, mission and goals.
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This critical examination has led to a better, more inc