political satire

The prolific author re-fashioned the irreverence and “Gonzo” journalism of the 1960s counterculture into a distinctive brand of conservative and libertarian commentary.
"A good friend of mine ... said he heard about it ... said it was a perfect call. In fact. A lot of people are telling me it was great."
The first lady's anti-bullying campaign becomes the comedian's latest Trump family takedown.
Donald Jesus refuses to accept defeat in 2020, calls out the military and becomes president for life, writes Jonathan Greenberg. Then all hell breaks loose.
With help from a few of my fellow commentators.
Griffin holding a faux bloody Trump head was political art, not satire.
Trump’s erratic behavior and strange tweets feed into the rumors.