Clinton Limbo Lingo Law

DeMuth

The lingo law proposed during President William Jefferson Clinton’s administration serves as an honorary example of Crat tactics, pertaining then as now,  and illustrated by the limbo dance. Especially pertinent would be understanding how that particular Caribbean terpsichorean expression was said to have begun. As the story goes, barriers existed between men and women on […]

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Fido TV

DeMuth

Besides the usual annual celebrations lately endured, The Trying Times wishes to add a new one: Year 61 A.T.V, or sixty six years into the Age of TeleVision. We have calculated that the seminal rise occurred in the year 1955. Statistics put television in 90 percent of homes by 1960. But taking in numerical polls, […]

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Statue of Liberty Suite

DeMuth

Sounding on our ongoing theme of travesty, one of the most odious of the emerging travesties is that of liberty itself in the modern age. On that score, The Statue Of Liberty Suite is presented. The piece is from 1990, after the Statue of Liberty had been refurbished. All that effort in redoing a statue […]

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The Times, They Are A-Tryin’

DeMuth

Hunkered down on sentinel watch in our bunker, we take regular liberties with Trying Times subheadings sneaked from Tom Paine’s Common Sense— These are the times that try men’s souls— by expanding upon the trying aspects of our times. These are the times that try men’s pockets, try men’s humor, etc. Presently, though, Paine’s original […]

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