Satire is the best method to write about our Republic's phony democracy, which remains with us today as an undefined system of government. Over a period of many years many Americans have assumed democracy to be our basic form of government. That assumption is totally false but politically useful. Democracy's lack of definition allows politicians to target the actions of our Republic's governance from a nonexistent base that pretends it is the form of our government. We Americans are expected to accept the idea that our Republic's liberty and greatness are owed to an undefined and non-ratified democracy that first became active as a political party more than 50 years after our Declaration of Independence. This satire is about problems that rise from a Democrat revolution against our Republic. A big problem for the characters is to prove to Court #666 that an American democracy would have been better for the American people than their Republic. The Democrats next big problem is to establish a democracy in Hell to remove Satan from power so the Democrats can use the Ice Water in Hell Democracy to rule Hell. The unintended results of political plots and counter-plots flow satirically through the pages of this novel. Who the rulers of Hell will be is uncertain until the last pages.