#political-humor

#political-humor

Political impressionists face career uncertainty based on political outcomes.

Rep. Robert Garcia used humor to criticize Marjorie Taylor Greene's past actions while advocating for LGBTQ+ rights amidst backlashes against the community.

Rep. Robert Garcia uses humor to critique Republican cuts to social programs while drawing a parallel to Marjorie Taylor Greene's past controversial actions.

Congress is set to vote on a pay raise for lawmakers, the first in 15 years, amid ongoing budget negotiations.

Sir Lindsay Hoyle made a mistake during PMQs by scolding the wrong Tory MP, later apologizing for the mix-up.

Senator Rick Scott denounced comedian Tony Hinchcliffe's offensive joke about Puerto Rico at a Trump rally, highlighting the need for support and recognition of Puerto Ricans.

The Harris campaign is utilizing humor and memes on TikTok to counter Trump’s narratives and portray him negatively.

Humor can be a strategic tool in politics but its effectiveness depends on the politician and the audience's mood.

The ad highlights a humorous incident involving Ron DeSantis mistakenly eating pudding with his fingers, raising questions about his social skills.

Mark Hamill visited the White House and jokingly referred to President Joe Biden as Joe-bi-Wan Kenobi.

Count Binface, a satirical political candidate, has unveiled a manifesto for the London Mayoral election with quirky and outlandish policies.

Binface's manifesto includes humorous pledges, such as making Thames Water bosses take a dip in the Thames, renaming London Bridge after actress Phoebe Waller-Bridge, and banning shops from selling croissants for over 1.10.