On Politics

Combining biting sarcasm with humor, this collection features seventy political pieces from Mencken's Monday columns in the Baltimore Evening Sun during the 1920s and 30s. Renowned for his disdain for hypocrisy, Mencken targeted both local and national politicians, delivering scathing yet entertaining critiques. His unique style showcases his talent for satire, providing a timeless perspective on American politics that remains relevant despite changing social attitudes. Readers can expect a blend of sharp commentary and high humor from the "Sage of Baltimore."