While conservatives take all the flack for their antiscientific stances on climate change, stem cell research, and 'creationism', the editors of RealClearScience.com (sister site of RealClearPolitics) and Science 2.0 argue that the progressive war on science goes unrecognized and unchallenged, and is therefore far more insidious. It's become a truism that conservatives are anti-science through and through. Pundits eagerly trot out the fact that many Republicans don't believe in evolution, don't believe in global warming, and dislike embryonic stem cell research. If science were constituted of just those three issues, then the critics might have a point. However, as science writers Hank Campbell and Alex Berezow argue, there is much more to science. The anti-vaccine, anti-nuclear power, anti-animal research, and anti-genetic modification movements are all rooted in progressive ideology. So are the more extreme exponents of the environmental movement, as well as those who oppose science education reform. "Science Left Behind" calls the left to task for the unconscious political biases that lead to dangerous fallacies, and proves definitively that anti-scientific thinking is a bipartisan phenomenon.