Okay, I am switching forms of literary criticism from style to substance.
Before, I had thought that you were a Dem mocking GOP, which was clearly the thrust of prior efforts. This is kind of the opposite.
You have two clearly bad events that you don't refute (voter fraud and pouching eagles). I am not sure of your views regarding hip-hop, but for continuity, I would assume blaring hip-hop is also a negative, as the three should go together in quality. (I admit it may be my negative views on hip-hop, and if I am distorting, I appologize.)
(Look at the original and see the continuity - sun shining, band playing, hearts light, men laughing. all good. Then the kicker)
But, your lead in is "troubled land" with three examples of bad things happening, and they you swicth to the punch of Dems laughing. I know they are happy about the election, but in literary terms, if you are having them laughing you should recite the good stuff.
You make it sound like, "Oh, we don't care if it was fraud, we don't care if eagles are dying, we don't care if the U.S. is in trouble, ha, ha, ha, ha, we won." That is not a Good Guy Patriot message.
(The poem that screams to mind is the Melville one for Lincoln that ends with, "Beware the people weeping when they bare the iron hand." (I don't remember the name - been decads, but it is all the sadness of Lincoln's death and then it hits with the punch line - a line so strong I remember it years later.) "Bad, bad, bad, sad, sad, BEWARE they get even"
Finally, the attack on Palin isn't logical. There was never anything about her buying votes, so her failure to do so is a image that doesn't resonate.