Known by the company he's kept...

Bill Ayers, the former Weather Underground terrorist and one of the Chicago radicals who helped launch Barack Hussein Obama's political career (and we're still not sure if the president counts him as a "friend"), has this interesting tidbit to share:

"I mean, I think the people who practice white supremacy and who benefit from it are going to have to be stopped. And I think that's a huge undertaking and I think it takes a revolution."

(h/t: Breitbart.com)

Photo bonus: For a guy who tries to keep his distance from Bill Ayers and pretend he doesn't know him, he sure has been chummy with the guy.

On December 21, 1997, Barack Obama wrote a short review of William Ayers’ book A Kind and Just Parent: The Children of Juvenile Court, which had recently been published by Beacon Press. (On page 82 of the book itself, Ayers mentions Obama. So much for casual acquaintance.)

Who said the revolution died?

Not Bill Ayers.

You remember...the man who hosted the soiree that kicked off the political career of our current president.

The same Bill Ayers who co-founded the anti-Vietnam War/pro-communism movement known as the Weather Underground.

The same Bill Ayers who was a domestic terrorist, setting off bombs in Chicago, at the NYPD, the U.S. Capitol and the Pentagon (and was allegedly connected to the fatal bombing of a San Francisco PD station).

Well, that same Bill Ayers is still at it -- fomenting revolution. (See video below.)

The leopard doesn't change his spots, does he?