Have you ever been curious about how the US political system works but find most guides on the topic too boring? This book helps readers learn the basics of the US political structure in a lighthearted and fun way so they can feel empowered about their role as a civically engaged member of society. The book introduces you to two characters, Dux and Discipulus who are debating the merits of being involved in a political system that seems too big for one person's involvement to matter. This book is written as a conversation between the two individuals on the primary responsibility of a citizen and how the U.S. government functions. In an anxious environment where politics has terrifying connotations for the average citizen, satire can be an effective and lighthearted way to breakdown a complex and confusing topic. Thus, you take the driver's seat in a relaxed and entertaining way, facilitating an active learning environment. Humor serves to heighten the awareness of the average grassroots voters to their great power and inalienable rights as decreed by the Founding Fathers.