Satire & The State

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Focusing on performance-based satire, this book examines the evolution of sketch comedy from 1960 to today, highlighting its influence on American perceptions of the presidency and national identity. By analyzing various comedic works, it reveals how humor has served as a lens through which society critiques and understands political figures and cultural norms. The exploration delves into the relationship between comedy and politics, showcasing the power of satire in shaping public discourse.