When even the likes of Kevin Sorbo and David A. R. White give the openly political film a pass, you might want to reconsider the quality or lack thereof of the product.

Shame for anyone associating the film Airplane with this junk. Guess the superpacs will fund anything now days.

As an attempted satire, this is definitely so bad it's good -- or perhaps a primo drinking game (but stick with light or American beer for health reasons). It is so incompetent, so dishonest, so transparently revealing of its biases, it provokes more guffawing and snorting than offense. The appearance of Hillary Clinton is a highlight. Since the Washington Post published 16 negative stories on Sanders in 16 hours (in 2016), this sort of thing seems like softball.