Political Satire Review selects satire and political humor from QuixoteTimes.com -- Wacko News from a Smug World. Fall 2016 articles cover the U.S. Presidential election and its associated Trumplications. Republican Party state-level initiatives are examined, including discriminatory bills, voter suppression, anti-environment maneuverings, and public education meddling. Additional political shenanigans and a smattering of business stories are included. North Carolina bans public bathrooms statewide, the Republican Party Platform wins the Pulikzer [sic] Prize for Humor, Texas cedes blue Austin to New Mexico to keep the Lonestar State red, Oklahoma announces plans to relocate its population in favor of statewide fracking and earthquakes, Hooters is selected to run state dinners in the Trump White House, and reputation-shattered Wells Fargo brings back the Pony Express. The Trump International Hotel in Washington, DC annexes the White House, the NRA proposes a gun in every U.S. hotel room, the Republican Party rewrites the New Testament, Mexico builds its own border wall to keep election-disgruntled Americans out, and Ruth Bader Ginsburg quits the Court to sing opera. Even Russia gets into the act, selecting the Republican Party for its Hero of the Russian Federation award. Through a series of zany tales, the incomprehensible 2016 Fourth Quarter takes flight with its many outrageous improbabilities. Quixote Times publishes its sometimes biting articles to create a satirical mirror for serious realities, and while an opinionated critic of intolerance, fact-free arguments, and anti-democratic movements and figures, Quixote Times strives to imagine and promote a more thoughtful, tolerant world.
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