
“Elections are made to be broken.”
The irreverent host of a political satire talk show decides to run for president to mock the political system and expose corruption in Washington. What begins as a publicity stunt quickly gathers unexpected momentum as his message resonates with frustrated voters.
A sharp, funny look at the absurdity of politics. It skewers the media and the election process with a cynical edge, but offers a surprisingly earnest core about the possibility of change. It's a smart, engaging ride.
















