Governmental Humor Lover Mugs

'Another Parliament . . . another bar bill.'

"‘Click’, you have reached the White House, press 1 for shameless groveling, 2 for presidential pardons, and please have your credit card details ready..."

"Hell, George - they even miss ME!"

'Not a word to Alfred, but the spare bedroom is worth losing the fourteen pounds!'

'Yes, it's a stupid speech, Senator, but you've got to court the stupid VOTE.'

'Poor Americans...If this includes intellectual torture, they'll have to cancel 70 of their Hollywood productions...' (Caption may be modified.)

"Absolutely, Senator, in my mind it was always my country first, and obscene profits second."

"Other folks have to pay taxes, too, Mr. Herndon, so would you please spare us the dramatics!"

'Sure, but think what a crook I'd be without hypocrisy!'

"So we have met before..."

"I cede the remainder of my time to the ranking member."

Comments. Complaints. Constitutional Amendments.

"OSHA is going to hear about this!"

DOGE* to English Instant Translator Device

The F.B.I.'s Least Wanted.

Day 1: The Launch. . . Starting Day 2: Another Government Bailout.

'Ask NOT what your country can do you...but what gender neutral policy initiatives can be put up for discussion and negotiation within a framework of ZERO fiscal resource allocation...'

'I know the Oval Office is in the West Wing. I wonder what mischief goes on in the East Wing?'

'I tried those once. They leaked.'

'Oh no! The sharp elbowed middle class!'

Federal Departument of Edutainment.

"I just want someone who texts me as often as Joe Biden does, you know?"

The average taxpayer will ultimately embrace the auto industry bailout. Hell, we sold em all that useless undercoating for all these years!

"Let's give him a few minutes to grieve. His idea of taxing the air taxpayers breath was rejected."

"I don't think we can take 10,000 lakes as collateral."

'I'm resigning -- so voters won't get the satisfaction of kicking me out of office!'

"Six fact checkers spontaneously combusting in one election cycle? Yeah, I am starting to see a pattern, Higgins."

'I believe in you, Jeffrey, and I believe in Al Gore.'

'Sheesh... I wish the government would handle the finance reform a bit more discreetly...'

'We'd like you to develop a truth drug. One that makes other people think that we're telling the truth.'

"Perhaps we'd be more likely to reach an agreement if the British delegate would stop shouting 'Deal or no deal' all the time."

Two men who work for The Federal Department of Bureaucracy look at chart 'Things to Pretend to do Today'

'I can't put my money where my mouth is -- I've already put it where my Congressman's mouth is.'