Second, Chomsky is an MIT professor and a venerated intellectual who has opinions that some find controversial. The article includes questions on John Dewey and Bertrand Russell regarding education. Ann Coulter has built a career on simply being controversial and has never added anything to discourse, let alone being able to enunciate Russel and Dewey on education. Yes, they are both controversial, but to mix them is so disingenuous that it immediately undermines any point you want to make.
That's right; the point of this poll is to challenge that mechanism. Check out the results above; it's currently running more than 3-to-1 against the idea that the existing system is adequate.
Currently 87 people have up-voted the Chomsky article; there's clearly a lot of interest in what this venerated intellectual has to say on the subject of education. No one is forcing you to read it.
As far as a general formula for interviews with Chomsky or Coulter, it really ought to depend on the content of interview, not the person being interviewed.