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Video: South Park on what Hope really meant
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Video: South Park on what Hope really meant posted at 7:54 am on November 6, 2008 by Ed Morrissey Send to a Friend | printer-friendly Last night, South Park gave its acerbic take on the election and the results in one of the better satires of recent episodes. They must have rushed this into production in the morning or produced two different episodes in anticipation of either candidate winning, as they had Obama as the winner — and the residents of the town either rioting drunkenly in the streets or attempting suicide and building a bunker. Here’s a short clip showing the bipartisan nuttiness: The real gem of this episode comes in the secret ...
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Here's a clip from Southpark's post-election show last night:
You can watch the whole episode online here.
South Park’s Election Day Satire
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South Park aired a tremendous satire of election day and especially of the partisan reaction to Barack Obama’s victory and John McCain’s defeat. They perfectly satirize the reaction of McCain supporters and Obama supporters to Obama’s victory perfectly with Obama supporters chanting “Yes we can!” and “Obama, Obama, Obama!” and then wondering what it is they can do now.
McCain supporters, meanwhile, are depicted as overly depressed, fearing that America will be destroyed by the “most inexperienced” man to be elected president ever.
McCain and Obama themselves, meanwhile, ...
