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...attempts at stand-up savagery, but the politics themselves. How can you poke fun at American politics when the thing itself is so damn hilarious? Why make endless quips about that nice Mr. Quayle when one look at his squidgy visage, writhing with stupidity, outdoes anything a comedian could express. All the way through the Vice-Presidential debate I was doubled up with laughter as cliche rebounded off smirk, off slick quip, off tear-jerking'''real-life'" story. And then that charming Admiral Stockdale (with a passing resemblance to my grandfather) devastated his opponents with a faculty of articulacy...
Golden said he then talked to about 70 people, encouraging them to write in and express their disapproval of the action...
Known in Cambridge for its frequent public protests and drawn out testimonies to the City Council, the Small Property Owners' Association (SPOA) has found another outlet to express its opposition to the rent control system--the Middlesex County Superior Court...
...they should have. Sinead may have the right to express her political opinions, but most people would probably disagree on the setting and forum in which she chose to speak (or sing) her mind. But Sinead is not the first musician to step out of the role of singer to promote a personal cause. In the past decade, musicians have more and more sought to wield extraordinary influence over their fans in ways that go beyond the record label...
...Italy rap is more strongly rooted in ideology. Rappers use local dialects in their music and form free-flowing social groups called posses. Forte Prenestino, a former military installation outside Rome, has become a flourishing social center where audiences and performers can mix. And what is their rap? "We express the same message," one posse member told an Italian magazine. "The disease of Italian society...