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Alaska’s Most Popular Halloween Costume This Year Is Dan Sullivan

Kids Dressed in Dan Sullivan Costumes


ANCHORAGE, AK – Surprisingly, most kids in Alaska this year aren’t interested in traditional Halloween costumes.

Instead, most kids want to dress up like Dan Sullivan.

Not the real Dan Sullivan. The fake Dan Sullivan.

They want to pretend to be someone who’s pretending to be someone running for Senate.

Sound confusing? It’s not.

These kids are pretending. They aren’t really running for Senate. Everyone knows this isn’t legit. And after this season, the fake Dan Sullivan kids will disappear, and never be seen again.

However, this dress-up can be very helpful to those who want to perpetuate the system, which encourages people to look for handouts, and pressures the general public to give out more free stuff.

So the system stays in place, generation after generation.

That’s what these fake Dan Sullivan kids are doing.

That’s all.

At publishing time, Spirit Halloween was offering Fake Dan Sullivan costumes for $44.99, but they come with no ad buys, no campaign appearances, and of course no voter ID.

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The History of Satire and Parody:


The Oxford dictionary defines satire as "the use of humor, irony, exaggeration, or ridicule to expose and criticize people's stupidity or vices, particularly in the context of contemporary politics and other topical issues."

Satire, it is said, has existed at every place and time where there has been government, religion, or any type of social structure. Researchers have found examples of satire in texts from as far back as ancient Egypt and ancient Greece.

Parody is a form of satire which is (as the Oxford dictionary defines it) "an imitation of the style of a particular writer, artist, or genre with deliberate exaggeration for comic effect."

Parody is considered such an important form of free speech that US Copyright laws have a specific "fair use" exemption for parody.
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