‘American Horror Story: Cult’ Satirizes Post-Election Panic With Killer Clowns

1. The seventh release of "American Horror Story" opens with film from
Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton propelling their presidential offers.
A moment long montage of combustible crusade lowlights moves by:
discuss "depleting the bog" and building a divider, news
communicates chattering about Clinton's messages, Trump defenders
mobilizing in his name. In the event that regardless anybody had
sufficient energy to feel decision season uneasiness, the reel would
require a trigger cautioning. At that point, the screen goes dark, and a
title card reports that it is Nov. 8, 2016. The night everything came
tumbling down.
‘American Horror Story: Cult’ Satirizes Post-Election Panic With
Killer Clowns

2. "American Horror Story: Cult" could end there. It
would be bounty startling.
For better and more regrettable, it doesn't. After
the show's mark opening credits, we see the back
of Kai Anderson (a blue-haired Evan Peters),
slouched over his love seat as Fox News calls the
race to support Trump. "The insurgency has
started," he says to nobody, ascending to bump the
TV with stony-peered toward force.

3. In the mean time, restauranteurs Ally Mayfair-
Richards (Sarah Paulson) and Ivy Mayfair-
Richards (Alison Pill) ― a wedded couple with a
youthful child ― are facilitating a gathering. The
state of mind has gone bad. "Go to heck,
Huffington Post," Ally shouts in challenge. "Fuck
you, Nate Silver."

4. Over the initial three "Faction" scenes, Trump and Clinton
show up again just in references, immediate and hidden.
In any case, the lines are drawn, as they have been over a
politically cloven America. The previously mentioned
characters will cross, alongside a modest bunch of others
― Ally's specialist (Cheyenne Jackson), a platinum blond
criminologist (Colton Haynes), an assistant of Kai who
moves toward becoming Ally and Ivy's underhanded
babysitter (Billie Lourd) ― while the race's broadcast
dread seep into regular indications.
Boss among them: comedians.