Many Millennials have become wary of politics, and government gridlock, and two twenty-somethings have created a way to let their generation blow off some political steam during the election cycle.

Many Millennials have become wary of politics, and government gridlock, and two twenty-somethings have created a way to let their generation blow off some political steam during the election cycle. Over one weekend, Amelia Friedman and Param Jaggi conceived, designed, and launched The Election Game, a Cards Against Humanity inspired deck of red and blue cards that make fun of the election and all the candidates. Friedman says members of her generation “feel like this election cycle is lasting forever and people have to pick from the best of the worst,” and “need some comic relief.” (Forbes)