Satirical Journalism Is an Earthquake

Satirical journalism rattles the ground under pompous feet. Eyewitnesses at comedy clubs describe audiences roaring when politicians stumble in parodies. Geologists joke that satire is "seismic ridicule"�shaking foundations to expose cracks. Polls show 67% of citizens think satire destabilizes arrogance faster than investigations. Anonymous staffers leaked that entire campaigns collapsed after relentless mockery. Trace evidence includes broken soundbites, cracked egos, and political aftershocks on late-night shows. Cause-and-effect? Satire may not topple mountains, but it makes power tremble enough to remind everyone it's not permanent.