David Brooks begins his satirical op-editorial “Fly the Partisan Skies” by classifying two different political parties; liberalism and conservative into two imaginative airlines; Liberal Air and Right wing express as a analogy. Throughout his editorial he utilizes a mocking tone and exaggerates the partisans stereotypes in order to ridicule their beliefs, and silliness. He mentions that in a Liberal Air flight it “will take off 45 minutes late, or whenever people feel like leaving” mocking the belief that liberals hold of equality, and that no one gets left behinds. Additionally, he explains that when boarding Liberal Air the pilots who look “Like Arlo Guthrie, will greet passengers at the door of plane to apologize for the oil they are about
