‘State of the Union’ Satire Burns Up Internet
A hilarious, pitch-perfect satire of the upcoming State of the Union address draws 26,000 viewers in just over 12 hours. | video
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A scattered satire molded from reality TV.
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We have two intractable issues, one intractable president and an intractable world, but what if that weren’t so?
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