Posted on 09/07/2026 4:08:54 PM PDT by Eleutheria5
A political parody of The Guess Who’s 1970 rock classic “American Woman.” 🎸🇺🇸
“Liberal woman… stay away from me!” 😂
In this parody, I take the attitude and swagger of “American Woman” and aim it squarely at the modern political Left — particularly the liberal woman whose politics I believe are being shaped by partisan media, celebrity culture, social media, and shows like The View.
The song takes aim at what I see as foolish voting, political propaganda, “toxic empathy,” and policies that continually remove personal ACCOUNTABILITY.
The timing of this parody was also influenced by the highly publicized Lindsay Clancy trial — and the very public support Clancy has received from so many LIBERAL women.
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That’s very good!!
Too bad you used “liberals”. These women today are about as liberal as Chairman Mao. We have to stop giving these collectivist totalitarians the cover of simply being “liberal”. I often make the point that today the Right is far more liberal than the Left.
I just saw the Guess Who perform in concert last month. What a fun show! Cummings and Bachman both sounded great, considering their age.
Excellent!
Good friend of mine automatically pulls tyhe D lever in
any election.
I asked her whether she’d watch Walz debate Vance and she said NO.
I told her my daughter and I watched and LOAO at Walz all the way through it, he was so stupid.
Will she watch debates now? Nope.
They ain’t called ‘Useful Idiots’
For Nothing!
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All they Have is Feelings.
Vocals and instruments are spot on.
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