>> The Ides of March is a day on the Roman calendar that corresponds to 15 March. It was marked by several religious observances and was notable for the Romans as a deadline for settling debts.
Good find. Did not know that!
President Trump is settling all American Family business.
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Go Melania aka Lady MAGA
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The orchestra is warming up. The conductor scans his sheet music, wondering which piece they should play first, Greig's "In The Hall of the Mountain King" or Wagner's "Ride Of The Valkyries".
The conductor, who has a slight greenish cast to his short, chubby frame, taps his baton sharply. He's made his decision, he's chosent the play list for the Greatest Movie Ever. The orchestra will set the mood with Greig's piece. The tentative, thrumming and threatening opening will have the audience on the edge of their seats.
For the action portion of the film, when asses are being kicked and names and warrants are being taken, the conductor has a treat for all the Anons. He knows that even the older ones still like to rock out, so they'll be treated to AC/DC's "Thunderstruck", at FULL volume.
The conductor has decided that during the perp walk montage he'll treat the audience to Wagner's "Ride of the Valkyries". He understands that quite a few members of the audience will have flashbacks to 'Nam and picture helos swooping down the Potomac, picking off Derp Staters.
As the audience watches Ol' Cabbage Odor, the Queen of Mean do the perp walk (with assistance and a big bottle) close out the film, "1812 Overture" will be played. Confetti and balloons will fall from the ceiling as the audience cheers and jeers. The theater has prepared for this showing; all surfaces have been covered with plastic tarps and rotten tomatoes are available to the audience.
After the lights come on and the audience begins to file out, Aaron Copeland's Shaker hymn "Simple Gifts" will be played softly.
The conductor knows the audience's emotions will need to be brought back to center. A nice pensive song to help them reflect on what they've won...their freedom.