Part II of The Pisser Presidential Trilogy
The circus continues. In Mumbling Fool: An American President, Sean Seville returns with the second installment of his audacious political satire trilogy. This time, the spotlight falls on Bo Triden—a president whose cognitive decline, public missteps, and scandalous sidekicks plunge the White House into surreal chaos.
Blending absurdist humor, biting commentary, and outrageous parody, Mumbling Fool is a no-filter literary roast of power, privilege, and the erosion of competence in high office.
Bo Triden has made it to the Oval Office—but it’s anyone’s guess how. From mistaking interviewers for aliens and sniffing little girls’ hair to composing deranged musical numbers with his barbershop quartet, Bo’s presidency is less about policy and more about pants-wetting spectacle.
As Jacqueline Barris lurks one heartbeat away from power, her own unhinged ambitions reveal a political duo that’s as dangerous as it is delusional. Add in exploding infants, poop jokes, and a Vice President who sings about STD clinics, and you’ve got the kind of leadership only fiction (and America?) could produce.
Fearless Political Parody
No politician is safe in this unhinged satire.
Unfiltered Absurdity
From dementia-fueled rants to songs about “Golden Showers,” the comedy is bold and unforgiving.
Dark, Funny, and Scary-Accurate
Fiction or reality? You decide.
Character Chaos
Features unforgettable figures like Fradonnia, Harmack Labamba, and Cassimir Lieutin.
Connects Directly to Our First Orange President and Cackling in the White House.
Sean Seville is a Chicago-based author and entertainer known for his sharp wit, raw honesty, and no-holds-barred political satire. With The Pisser Presidential Trilogy, he pulls no punches in holding a funhouse mirror to American democracy—distorted, hilarious, and horrifying.
Step into the second act of the wildest political satire of the decade.
Buy Mumbling Fool now and witness what happens when the nuclear codes are in the hands of a man who can’t remember his own birthday.
