Never thought I'd be resurrecting this one, but it is TIME!!

[DFW]

[raccoon]

1. First time I've ever seen this. Thanks for sharing. NT

[DFW]

6. It was my first ever collaboration with the Parody Project

There have been MANY since !!

Check for any that say both „Parody Project“ and „The Freedom Toast.“

[DeeDeeNY]

2. That was great!

[betsuni]

3. This is my favorite.

[malaise]

4. 😀😀😀

LOL

[Just_Vote_Dem]

5. Awesome! Thank you n/t

[highplainsdem]

7. This is brilliant! Did you ever get Jimmy Buffett's reaction to it?

[DFW]

8. Never did.

Who knows? Maybe he’s a Republican, and recoiled in horror?😝

[highplainsdem]

9. He's a Democrat. See this link to a 2018 Billboard article:

https://www.billboard.com/music/rock/jimmy-buffett-takes-digs-republicans-donald-trump-florida-democratic-rally-8483085/

President Donald Trump attacked Democrats in one corner of Florida on Saturday (Nov. 3), while Margaritaville king Jimmy Buffett took musical shots at him and Gov. Rick Scott in another as the state’s tight Senate and gubernatorial races reached the final weekend of campaigning.

-snip-

Buffett performed at a Democratic campaign rally in liberal West Palm Beach for Nelson and Tallahassee Mayor Andrew Gillum, who is running for governor, urging the audience to vote for the pair by tweaking the lyrics of two of his most popular songs.

Buffett, taking a dig at Trump, changed the wording of “Come Monday” to “Come Tuesday, things will change. Come Tuesday, we’re making a change. It’s been two insane years and it’s time to really switch gears.” The performance was 3 miles (5 kilometers) from Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort and frequent winter hangout.

Then, using “Margaritaville,” he criticized Scott for the state’s environmental problems: “Some people say that there’s a red tide to blame, but I know that it’s all Rick Scott’s fault.” Red tide algae have killed millions of fish off the southern Florida coasts over the last several months — it occurs naturally but some scientists say pollution makes it worse. Buffett, who lives in Palm Beach, is an outspoken environmentalist, founding the charity “Save the Manatee” in 1981.

-snip-

I think I posted about that here at the time, but I haven't been able to find that old post. I remembered the stories about the rally, though.

EDITING to add that although Google search didn't turn up my old post about that, Advanced Search turned up two posts I'd made then:

https://democraticunderground.com/100211348529

https://democraticunderground.com/100211360470

And the second post there has a tweet linking to video of his concert that's still online.

EDITING AGAIN to add a direct link to the video of the concert, in case that tweet disappears for any reason:

https://www.pscp.tv/w/1YqJDyzwRevxV