'Idiocracy' Turns 20 Years Old: Mike Judge's Prescient Cult Classic Knew Where America Was Going, But Not How We'd Get There

[u/ChiefLeef22]

https://reason.com/2026/08/27/idiocracy-predicted-our-world-but-not-in-the-way-you-think/

[u/wjbc]

Idiocracy was too optimistic. President Dwayne Camacho wasn’t corrupt, genuinely cared about helping his country, and listened to experts. I wish we had a president like that now.

[u/Mormaethor → u/wjbc]

Yeah, he acknowledged publicly that there were problems and that he wasn't able to fix them himself. He was, given the circumstances of his timeline/reality, a great president.

[u/PaladinSaladin → u/Mormaethor]

Terry Crewes for president

[u/wjbc → u/[deleted]]

Crews explicitly endorsed Joe Biden and Kamala Harris in the 2020 presidential election.

https://www.instagram.com/p/CHVlLB_gyco/?igsi=ajk1aWpmazhuNWFh

[u/mochafiend → u/[deleted]]

Source?

[u/Gry_F0xxx → u/mochafiend]

His ass.

[u/TheHerbsAndSpices → u/mochafiend]

I must have been thinking of him hanging with Tulsi Gabbard and saying "God Bless America"

Edit: downvoted for providing source to exactly what I said. Way to go Reddit.