Last Thursday, before the last presidential debate, an alarming op-ed appeared on the NBC news website.

Eileen Prussia, journalism professor, Florida Atlantic University, wrote that she was terrified

that the final Trump Biden debate wouldn't be presidential, and if she let her two children watch,

they'd learn the wrong lessons. Now, the professor was especially concerned for her 10-year-old son.

He had already been hurt by politics, she says, because in kindergarten, he was smart enough to know

that Trump doesn't like immigrants. Even as a tot, he knew the bad orange man was bad,

but other totes in his class like Trump. They chanted his name over and over, they celebrated when

the orange man won. Her son was traumatized. So, allowing him and his eight-year-old sister to

watch the debate could be like letting them watch a bloody boxing match. She worried they could

be scarred for life. Well, let's hope that the professor Prussia's children did watch the debate.

They experienced no distress, and while we're at it, let's all hope for something else. Soon,

professor at Prussia's Prussia's children are going to grow up, and they'll start to consume

the fake news in the hate-filled drive-by media, coming from hate-filled, deranged liberal journalists

and journalism professors. And let's hope they won't be scarred for life from that experience,

either, hey?