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'''Political satire''' is the use of [[humor]] and sarcasm to mock politics, politicians and government policy. Very often, [[conservative]] individuals struggle to follow with more complex forms of political satire, because it often requires them to think for a period of time. Despite this fact, political satire remains a popular form of entertainment to this day.
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'''Political satire''' is the use of [[humor]] and sarcasm to mock politics, politicians and government policy.
    
Early political satire often took the form of editorial cartoons and often editorialized on current events and politicians.
 
Early political satire often took the form of editorial cartoons and often editorialized on current events and politicians.
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