17 Speeches 2019 Jokes

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Updated on: Apr 26 2025

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I told my speech in 2019 to be brief. It didn't listen. Now it's called 'The Neverending Monologue.
Why did the speech go to therapy in 2019? It had too many issues!
I told my speech in 2019 it needed a plot twist. Now it's a TED Talk.
I asked my speech for advice in 2019. It said, 'Just wing it – like a good bird pun!
Why did the scarecrow become a great speaker in 2019? He was outstanding in his field!
I tried giving a speech on constipation in 2019. It was hard to get through!
I told my speech in 2019 a joke. It didn't laugh, but the audience did!

The State of Speeches in 2019

You know, speeches in 2019 were like a bad Tinder date - long, awkward, and left you wondering if you'll ever get those wasted minutes of your life back. I mean, I've seen PowerPoint presentations shorter than some of those political monologues. It's like they were auditioning for a role in Gone with the Wind, but instead, we got Gone with my Patience.

2019: The Year of Speech-Induced Amnesia

Speeches in 2019 had a magical power – they made you forget everything you knew about a topic. You'd walk in thinking, I'm pretty well-informed about this, and walk out wondering if you'd accidentally attended a seminar on quantum physics. It's the only time I've witnessed collective speech-induced amnesia on such a grand scale.

2019: The Year of the Teleprompter Malfunction

Remember in 2019 when teleprompters became the real heroes of political events? It was like watching a live episode of 'Teleprompter's Got Talent.' Some politicians were reading their speeches with such passion, I thought they were auditioning for a community theater production of Shakespeare. To be or not to be...able to operate a teleprompter, that is the question.

Speechwriters Anonymous

I heard there's a support group for speechwriters called Speechwriters Anonymous. The first rule of Speechwriters Anonymous is, you don't talk about Speechwriters Anonymous... unless, of course, you've written a speech about it. Then you're contractually obligated to share it with the world. It's like Fight Club but with more puns and less punching.

The Great Speech Swap

You ever notice how politicians always seem to recycle speeches? It's like a giant game of speech swap. They trade speeches like kids trading Pokémon cards, hoping the public won't notice. I'll give you two 'Economic Growth' speeches for one 'Foreign Policy' and a holographic 'Healthcare Reform.' Deal?

Speechwriting: A Profession of Procrastination

I heard speechwriters have a special talent – the ability to turn a two-hour procrastination session into a 30-minute masterpiece in the eleventh hour. It's like they're writing the Olympic sport of putting off until tomorrow what could have been done today. Gold medal in last-minute eloquence!

The Art of Public Speaking...or Napping

I attended this seminar on public speaking in 2019, and let me tell you, it was riveting. Not because of the speaker's charisma, but because the guy in the third row was setting a new record for the longest uninterrupted nap. It was like a competition: who can make the audience more comatose? Spoiler alert: the speaker won.

Speeches: The Only Time Silence is Not Golden

You know, they say silence is golden, but clearly, they've never been in a room waiting for a speaker to find the right page on their speech. It's like watching someone try to locate Waldo in a sea of words. Note to speakers: in 2019, we invented bookmarks. Use them.

Speeches: Where Fact-Checking Goes on Vacation

I read somewhere that fact-checkers took a long vacation in 2019 during political speeches. I guess they needed a break from the constant disappointment. It's like they decided, You know what? Let them have this one. We'll fact-check reality later.

Speeches: Where Thesaurus Sales Soared

In 2019, thesaurus sales skyrocketed, and it's all thanks to politicians desperately trying to sound smarter than they actually are. I mean, if you replace every simple word with a complex synonym, suddenly you're not clueless; you're just... lexically challenged.

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