Politicalhumor Stories

Sci fi and dark political humor

Satire

A month-by-month "Outrage and Resistance Chronicle" of the Trump administration's first year... written to help restore the voices of everyone on the planet stricken speechless by this crazy roller coaster ride! - DM

An Opinion piece on the state of two institutions - comedy and politics - and how Dan Aykroyd (of all people) changed their paths perhaps forever.

A collection of drabbles/one-shots/and short fics based on handsome Heads of State. Will all be fanfiction, ranging from anything from angst to romance. Will feature actual people, places, and events...but main point of this is just for fun and to fuel my obsession with certain presidents. Please enjoy!

This is a sharp, provocative commentary on Hon. Mubarak Munyagwa's 2026 presidential bid. Far beyond the laughter and ridicule often tied to his name, this piece situates Munyagwa within Uganda's long history of political theatre where ideology, populism, and satire collide. Drawing comparisons from Dr. Apollo Milton Obote's ideological nationalism to H.E. Y.K. Museveni's longevity and Hon. Mubarak Munyagwa's disruptive mockery, the article questions whether Uganda's democracy is in renewal, relapse, or parody. Using historical analysis, legal critique, and a SWOT breakdown of Munyagwa's campaign, it interrogates what his candidature reveals about Uganda's political elite, the opposition's fatigue, and the silent desperation of the common man. Yet, the commentary does not stop at Uganda's borders. By highlighting parallels with African populists, European satirist-politicians, and even American political theatre, it reflects a deeper, world-wide reality: that modern politics has become a stage where spectacle often overshadows substance, and where citizens everywhere must wrestle with the tension between entertainment and governance. This is not just an exploration of one man's ambition, but a mirror held up to Uganda's political soul and, by extension, to the global condition of democracy itself.

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