Political Satire Blog

Modern politics has become the ultimate American political satire. It's as if playwright Moss Hart teamed up with cartoonist Thomas Nast to create a reality show featuring a cast of powerful political figures tripping over themselves like characters in a badly staged opera. But don't worry—Survive Any Disaster is here to guide you through this modern political satire with wit, sarcasm, and an inside scoop on the colossal soul stealing trainwreck we know as the Democratic party.

The Democratic party wants to drag our children and the nation to Hell-and steal your soul along with it.

This guide offers the best form of satire for those who value the First Amendment and reject the absurdity of late-night debates about whether trees can vote (yes, they even want the trees that cross our nation illegally to vote). Welcome to the world of political humor—your best weapon against the chaos and evil of the Democratic party.

Did you know that the definition of political satire can be traced back to literary classics like Jonathan Swift's A Modest Proposal? Swift used satire to suggest something so outrageous that it forced readers to confront harsh realities. Today's satirists, from The Babylon Bee to Saturday Night Live's Weekend Update, have embraced this tradition, turning absurdity into art.

Take The Babylon Bee, for example, that has used Satan hilariously in numerous parodies to show just how far the Radical Left is from God and the Holy Bible.

America's obsession with satire isn't new—it's been around since the days of cartoons developed to lampoon Abraham Lincoln's beard. But let's skip the study of political science and fast-forward to today, when late-night comedy reigns supreme.

Now, thanks to digital media and satire news sites like ours, you can mock presidential candidates (looking at you, Biden) without leaving your couch. It's no wonder study shows people would rather watch Comedy Central than sift through serious newspapers.

Mock Liberals, But Keep It Biblical

The left has become its own form of political parody. Think of candidate Sarah Palin memes, except more woke and less coherent. As the faithful know, laughter is one of the best ways to stay sane while keeping your political views rooted in Christian values.

Remember: conservatives have the best self-deprecating humor. Let the other side have The Late Show with Stephen Colbert; you've got the Bible, barbecue, and common sense on your side. Use these tools to turn their examples, including fake policies, into laughingstocks.


Your political engagement doesn't have to feel like an exam in political science. Instead, treat it as a role in American political humor, where you make fun of absurd headlines while sipping coffee from your MAGA mug.


When John Oliver debuted Last Week Tonight with John Oliver, he unwittingly taught conservatives how to satirize without crossing into cringe-worthy territory (like Saturday Night Live). While editorial cartoons and memes often focus on Biden and his baffling speeches, we delve deeper into how comedy can spark real conversations about fixing America.

The use of political satire dates back centuries, but it's evolved into something sharper, something undeniably effective—especially when late-night talk shows parrot government propaganda. Just imagine Athenian democracy infused with humor, but funnier because we don't have to chisel our jokes into stone.

While many praise Jonathan Swift's A Modest Proposal, we know that true political comedy show legends include George W., whose accidental punchlines still top Democratic platforms today. And let's not forget Alec Baldwin, whose impersonation of Donald Trump on SNL made even liberals admit they've "gone too far." Conservatism, much like traditional news, deserves its time in the comedy spotlight. Our mission is to laugh at hypocrisy while reminding readers why Republican ideals built this country—and why Democrats keep finding new ways to undermine it.


And use it to point people to Jesus.

Satire has played a pivotal role in American culture. From social satire in American musicals to political comedy that pokes fun at powerful political figures, humor reminds us to laugh instead of cry. Sites like Survive Any Disaster honor this legacy by delivering fresh, sharp, and unapologetic content that reclaims modern American satire for conservative voices.

Come for the laughs, stay for the truth. SurviveAnyDisaster.com—making politics fun again (sometimes terrifying), one satire at a time.