A summary of what brought us to where we are with the Jack Smith investigation and the consequent indictments – 37 felony counts, but who’s counting? YOU CAN ALSO CONTRIBUTE CRYPTO to PARODY PROJECT BTC: 33W8cvkCKupG77ChtTFXeAFmEBCaLcjsBJ ETH: 0x1f36edE7A4F06830D0e3d675776607790a2ce636 If … Continued
A parody of Where Have All the Flowers Gone – original song written by Pete Seeger. Lyrics for the Parody were written by Greg Trafidlo. Performance by Don Caron and the Three Brothers. YOU CAN ALSO CONTRIBUTE CRYPTO to PARODY … Continued
The lyrics for this song are based on an article about you-know-who, written by British journalist, Nate White. I pushed Nate’s prose around, added some words for rhyming purposes and did my best to turn it into a song lyric … Continued
The phrase has been floating around for the last few weeks. I heard through the grapevine that it first showed up in the New York Times and I heard it used for the first time on The Meidas Touch Youtube … Continued
Some of us have been watching expectantly as one charge after another against Punkin’ Face moves through the courts successfully. Will he ever get the type of justice that would be meted out to any average US citizen? Well that … Continued
We all know that Abraham Lincoln is associated with the origins of the Republican Party but the fact that current-day Republicans want to call themselves “The Party of Lincoln” is an absurdity that needs to be addressed, as they don’t … Continued
This one is a sort of laundry list of claims and promises made by 45 when running for 2016, promises that he dropped like a hot rock once he was in office. His base believes he accomplished these things, even … Continued
A Parody of A Day in the Life, the (very) famous tune by The Beatles. Parody Written and Performed by Don Caron. Executive Producers Don Caron & Jerry Pender YOU CAN ALSO CONTRIBUTE CRYPTO to PARODY PROJECT BTC: 33W8cvkCKupG77ChtTFXeAFmEBCaLcjsBJ ETH: … Continued
I like to call this a fantasy parody. Its content is rooted in fantasy, not observation of actual events. But the facts indicate that the outcomes described herein could not only be possible but also be quite likely. In this … Continued
Marcus Bales provided the lyrics for this parody of King of the Road. It’s pretty self-explanatory and, of course, you know who it’s about just by the title. And you also know that there will be brain-dead Republicans claiming it’s … Continued