Next year marks 10 years since the Brexit vote. Please tell me your funniest political moments from the last decade??

[mumofoneAloneandwell]

The world is a mess and its all sad.

So I fancy a laugh. What are your funniest moments? Memes, interviews, events??

Lighthearted 😌

OH THE THERESA MAY DANCING ERA 😄😄

This GBeebies poll.

Funnily enough I couldn't find it on their website so here's the clip on London Economic's FB page.
https://www.facebook.com/share/v/17vywhHaRE/

Was ed milliband being 'tuss enough, tough enough' within the last decade, I cant even remember 😭

Mine is when people thought Labour will save them and voted them in

including, but not limited to Boris blabbering on about Peppa pig world at a business conference. What a joke 🤣

Politicians unable or unwilling to answer the question 'What is a woman ?' or 'Can a woman have a penis ? '.

That and the counter revolution. 😂

Mines quite a recent one.

Starmer was PM and it was PMQs. I despise a number of people in parliament,but Mark Francouis is a constant source of revulsion and laughter to me.

It was the very last question at PMQs announced as such by the speaker.

Mark got called. Very excitedly he jumped to his feet.

question "why has the PM thrown the armed forces under the bus?" . Sits down with his usual smirk on his face.

answer from Starmer "I havent". Starmer sits down.

End of session.

whatever purile point mark was about to make was totally lost. Plonker.

Won’t even mention the DISGRACE that is imported cheese …..

Jess Phillips face when she found out that Rishi Sunak had resigned whilst being interviewed live.

Keir starmer trying to fire Angela Reynor and her refusing to be fired

Shame she eventually had to go, I didnt mind her