SNL’s Hilarious ‘Presidential Depression’ Fake Ad is About the Hardest-Hitting Satire Yet Townhall.com Staff | Posted: Nov 18, 2013 4:34 PM Share Tweet Poor Obama. When you lose SNL (faux-apologies to Jon Stewart) — let’s just say it’s not good. All the big scandals are here in this satirical sketch. There’s also a warning that “Paxil is not covered by ObamaCare,” although they said it would be. Read more at Independent Journal Review Pelosi: Let's Face It, DREAMers' Parents Did Something 'Great' By Breaking Our Laws Guy Benson | Trump Issues Executive Order Against Those Doing Business with North Korea Cortney O'Brien | David Clarke to Reporter: 'F--- You and the Horse You Rode In On' Leah Barkoukis | Samantha Power And Susan Rice: The Apparent Gruesome Twosome In The Unmasking Of Americans Matt Vespa | Stephen Colbert Gave Hillary Clinton All of His Unused Jokes About Her Presidential Victory Christine Rousselle | Please enable JavaScript to view the comments powered by Disqus. Recommended Yep. Trump Reaching Out To Democrats Not Shaking His Base Matt Vespa Ouch: Democratic 2018 Efforts Hit Another Snag As Top Recruit Drops Out Of Targeted Race Matt Vespa Sharyl Attkisson: You Know The Obama White House Spied On Me Too Matt Vespa CARTOONS | Bob Gorrell View Cartoon Most Popular Unleashing the Power of Mockery on Annoying Social Justice Warriors Kurt Schlichter Why are ESPN, MGM and Other American Companies Purposely Committing Suicide? Wayne Allyn Root Samantha Power And Susan Rice: The Apparent Gruesome Twosome In The Unmasking Of Americans Matt Vespa