'South Park' Creators on Anti-MAGA Turn: 'Politics Became Pop Culture'

Over the past three decades, South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone have managed to infuriate partisans on both sides of the political divide on countless occasions. They enraged environmentalists in 2006 by dismissing climate change as a fiction no different than the mythical beast ManBearPig, pissed off the right by conceding their mistake and apologizing 12 years later in the episode Time to Get Cereal , and angered most everyone by comparing John Kerry and George W. Bush to a douche and a turd days before the 2004 election.

Over the past couple of months, however, they’ve aimed all their shots at the MAGA movement in a viciously funny storyline that paints Donald Trump as a narcissistic lunatic with a tiny penis, Vice President Vance as a subservient clone of Hervé Ville