You are an excellent parodist, no debate on that. I found one line where syllable stress was badly mismatched, but That is a trivial matter in that it's obvious you pay close attention to syllable stress patterns. I might suggest you let those who disagree with you present their own case for disagreement. Presenting it yourself on their behalf is poor taste, necessarily biased, and generally just plain rude. Even direct quotes are usually presented out of context. I myself write a lot of Bible commentary, which can get more contentious than political commentary. Of course once I set pen to paper, I necessarily by implication subdivide those who disagree with me from those who agree. But I try to avoid outright citing the "other side." I present the majority of my parody portfolio as evidence. (That's not to say my record is perfect.) Based on your prelude written in this parody, I would consider myself as one whose views you claim to represent, and that representation is way off base - offensive even. I can deal with someone disagreeing with me. I think you'd agree that it would be inappropriate for me to write the script to tell others what you believe. I am not angry with you. I wrote at length with the aim of upgrading your overall writing from very good to excellent. I look forward to your next submission.