“…if you ingest too much FoxNews, you will be confused…” Or something like that. Frankly, I can’t be bothered to look it up exactly. But Bill is right - because he was addressing students on an American university campus, Georgetown. And if you are 18-25 in America today you will be confused if you watch too much, or any, FoxNews.

You’d probably be downright mystified. ‘What is this they are speaking of? Where is this other-world America they speak of? Why isn’t everyone ‘happy, happy, joy, joy’ now that the chosen one is ascending?The economy? The war? The Congress? We want more hopenchange, they’ll say. Turn off the bad sounds. I can’t take it. Where’s the chosen one - I need to hear his voice.’

So yes, they will be confused - for awhile. But if they keep watching. And listening. And eventually mature out of adolescence, they will realize how much they have been missing. How they have been misled. How they have been cheated out of an education, an opportunity, a realization and a future.

Bill Ayers and I are in agreement, on this one. If you’re used to watching Matthews and Olberman and Cooper and Blitzer and Couric and - my God the list goes on forever…, then a few minutes of FoxNews will leave you confused. But that’s a good thing. What’s wrong with a little critical thinking? As for everything else Bill Ayers stand for, well, he’s still a traitorous, slimeball failure of a terrorist, murderer, communist, opportunist, rich white kid from Chicago whose family bought his way out of prison. And in return for his good fortune and good luck, he’s instilling his same “America is the great evil” beliefs in your children. And getting paid handsomely for it. Plus, he has three, maybe four books coming out. Talk about capitalizing on your notoriety.

I’d keep on eye on Billy-boy if I were you - he may show up at a Barnes & Noble near you, now that he’s gone mainstream. If he shows up at any of mine, I’ll be there, draped in the flag, burning my B & N card. That’s if were still allowed to hold these kinds of protest when if the one takes office. They are buddies, you know.

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