But unlike the stream of policy meetings and party posturing usually heard in Committee Room 8, Wright was here not for politics, but poetry.
Yes, yes, this is all familiar tea party posturing, but it may also take the movement in a disastrous direction.
Now, considering the current and shameful state of the US government and all this party posturing and bickering, you too are probably saying "good luck with all that".
Of course, Griffith is pondering a thoroughly postmodern episode; he observes that the poses of the soldiers that he imitates themselves comprise a farrago of Internet pornography, keg-party posturing and fraternity hazing.
Kesha's voice soars here, no party-posturing needed.
He accused the Labour leader of "rank opportunism" - and said voters would see through Mr Miliband's party political "posturing".
That hasn't stopped American politicians from both parties from posturing on the issue.
He added: "You've got two left-wing parties both posturing ahead of next year's elections, desperately trying to outbid each other for the far left vote in the city.
After the seating was removed and Mr. Schmitz left, the four other performers — Luke Miller, Pamela Vail, Darrin Wright and Kimberly Young, all tepid versions of Mr. Schmitz — surrounded the audience, now milling about like awkward guests at a cocktail party, with the posture of characters in a western.
The wireless revolution Foolish love The nearly man Reprints Related items They love him now he's goingJan 21st 1999In opposition it suited Labour well enough to have Mr Ashdown abandon his party's traditional posture of equidistance between Labour and the Conservatives.
