In fact, the prospect of Blaine at the mercy of a good humoured, but predominantly satirical crowd, composed of visitors of all ages, classes and ethnicities, hints at some residual, collective good sense, which can tell the difference between a huckster and a hero, and thus differentiates us from Americans.
MAY 2014 HACK LAB IM held several hack labs in 2014 to where they crowd-sourced satirical tips and tools from participants.
For the last 25 years, the Marsh has been the breeding ground for artists like Charlie Varon, who just closed an extended run of "Feisty Old Jew," a satirical jab at the tech crowd that has transformed San Francisco.
The satirical five-minute speech brought a crowd to the usually empty room where the subcommittee was meeting to consider efforts to give farm workers who are in the US illegally a path to citizenship.
To an artillery of fireworks, huge satirical figures are paraded before wild crowds, finally ending up on Europe's largest bonfire.
Paul Cadmus's more satirical and therefore coarser "Greenwich Village Cafeteria," with its crowd of fleshy floozies and posturing cads, has been relegated to a wall just outside the show's exit, as if it might disrupt the general decorum.
11 -- I'm at the piano, writing a satirical march titled "Nasty Little War" -- a warmongering crowd hankers for a chance to obliterate an enemy they only think they know: We are tired of complacency and peace; And this "keeping-up" détente is just a chore.
From Electric Literature's one sentence animations to Washington Post critic Ron Charles' awesome video reviews, from Richard Hine's crowd-sourced video campaign to a new, satirical animation with talking bears, 2010 had plenty of great video content about books.
A highlight was Mr. Pietri, always dressed in black, leading the crowd in singing "The Spanglish National Anthem," a satirical and serious song which chronicles the hard-knock life of stateside Puerto Ricans.
To see not just the new-music crowd but also older Philharmonic subscribers laughing at this bleakly satirical, complex modern opera was, well, something I thought I would never see.
This Saturday, the downtown choreographer Sue Hogan (who started out as a championship pom-pom girl) débuts her satirical dance-theatre performance piece "Unison Fetish," set among the Magnolia crowds.
