When weathering a political climate of hate, one coping mechanism is satire. Animators Wayne Stamps, David Corbett, and Tyree Dillihay employ this technique well.
All the hyperbolic trappings of cartooned political commentary are present, including an emaciated Ann Coulter making ludicrous claims about the President’s past, a Barack Obama who’s good with the ladies and soft on criminals, and a Rahm Emanuel who yells a lot of expletives. The program is a lot like Current’s SuperNews with a focus on the White House.
Stamps created B-Rock and Stamps, Corbett, and Dillihay are all on board as executive producers. Aaron Simpson at Cold Hard Flash reports the trio have completed 12 episodes.
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