Humor targeting politicians, policies, or government systems.
What did the politician say to the farmer? 'I'm all ears when it comes to agriculture policy!'
How does a politician cool down? They turn on the 'spin cycle'.
Why did the politician bring a flashlight to the debate? To 'shine a light' on the issues.
What do you call a politician who sleeps all day? A 'nap-tivist'.
What do you get when you cross a politician with a scientist? Someone who is great at 'spinning' experiments into policy.
Why did the politician bring a flashlight to the debate? Because he wanted to shed some light on the issue.
What do you call a politician who doesn't keep their promises? A campaign liar.
Why did the politician only wear shorts to the rally? He wanted to show off his flip-flopping skills.
How does a politician cool down? By getting caught in a 'spin cycle'.
Why did the politician break up with their calculator? It was too good at dividing and conquering.
Why did the politician sit on the clock during their speech? They wanted to be in control of the 'timing'.
How do politicians stay in shape? By constantly 'running' for office.
Why did the politician bring a map to the debate? To show they have a 'direction' for the country.
Why did the politician switch to a plant-based diet? They wanted to reduce their 'political gas' emissions.
Why did the politician bring a map to the campaign trail? He wanted to 'navigate the issues'.
How do politicians greet each other? With a 'corruption shake'.
Why did the politician join the school play? He heard they were casting for the role of a 'good leader'.
What do you call a politician in a suit riding a horse? The 'main candidate'.
Why did the politician refuse to play chess? Because he didn't want to deal with any 'checkmates'.
Why was the politician always calm? He had mastered the 'art of filibuster'.
What do you call a politician who sleeps all day? A 'policy pillow'.