Politicsophy

Abstract

Politicsophy is a clever and comical board-game of politics that questions the ideologies of both left and right side of politics in the US with a satirical and historical lens. Blue or left, red or right, both are ideological and comical. The game is strongly satirical, but the historical perspective gives it balance. Notwithstanding, the White house challenges give players the opportunity to campaign for the presidency and make decisions like real events. How much does anyone know about congress and the judiciary system is often evident in the answers provided. Consequently, players will get a history lesson while at the same time ascribe to a friendly competition showing no one wants to lose no matter their ideological differences.

1 . Politicsophy is a clever and comical board-game of politics, questioning the ideologies of the two major political parties in the United States through a historic and satirical lens, and comprising:
 ELEMENT 1   nine pictured presidents marked with their quotes to choose from at start of game;   ELEMENT 2   depending on the choice of president at start, players go left (blue) or right (red) on the board;   ELEMENT 3   a question about republicans or democrats on every block (blue, red & white) that must be answered to gain points;   ELEMENT 4   an option to buy an answer from any player if one gets stumped;   ELEMENT 5   an option to participate in congress and judiciary playing card challenges;   ELEMENT 6   an option to participate in four challenges that leads to winning the presidency;   ELEMENT 7   a Politicsophy Rap which is an opportunity to recite/perform/dramatize sited speeches and slogans;   ELEMENT 8   eight white blocks on the board are satirical questions that can be politically incorrect/opinionated views;   ELEMENT 9   all players will be given $150 at start, allowing the opportunity to buy an answer, pay when someone lands on their start/finish block, pay for political favors, pay to support a candidate;   ELEMENT 10   the winner is deemed a Politicsophy Master;   ELEMENT 11   titled sets of playing cards, white house cards, congress cards judiciary cards;   ELEMENT 12   three ways to win the game, completing all white house challenges, finish a complete lap around the board and highest point achiever;   ELEMENT 13   players travelling in opposite directions on the board depending on the president they choose;   ELEMENT 14   thirty-two question-driven blocks around the board, plus eight additional uptake blocks for players interested in a white house campaign for president, congress or judiciary questions;   ELEMENT 15   every player must choose at start one of nine presidents, JFK, Bill Clinton, FDR, Nixon, George W. Bush, President Obama, President Carter, President Reagan, President Lincoln; and   ELEMENT 16   a single dice is used to determine the number of spaces to travel.