Kansas City Toedance

Kansas City Toedance: NOT OUR INVENTION, but a term you might be unfamiliar with if you've never traveled south of the Mason-Dixon line. Refers to a kind of a back-and-forth dance of half-liar's poker and half salesmanship and trying to find out just how much you and your opponent each have on the line. Probably harkens back to the days of the Wild West, when gunslingers would have sport with lesser gunman by making them dance to the bullets expertly shot from their guns at their opponents cowboy boots.

For more on the use of this term, see our posting Racism: Is the End Near?. In our sister publication, The American Political Handbook.






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