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Sean Spicer resigns as press secretary and honestly, we’re kind of sad
Sean Spicer, everyone’s favorite lying mouthpiece, stepped down as White House press secretary today and we’ve got mixed emotions.
On one hand, it seems cool that Sean Spicer will no longer be able to talk about inauguration sizes, hiding in the bushes, or say that the president “has been clear.”
On the other hand, we’re gonna miss all of that. What’s gonna happen to those oversized suits? Will there be, like a real press secretary that is good at his/her job now?
https://twitter.com/fivefifths/status/888429821403037696
Sean Spicer’s term as press secretary has been haunted by ridiculous moments like calling concentration camps “Holocaust Centers” while trying to explain that Bashar al-Assad was very bad, telling April Ryan to stop shaking her head, and talking about the large variety of walls that exist in the world.
Apparently Spicer has stepped down as Trump named Anthony Scaramucci, a prominent Republican donor, as new communications director.
R.I.P. Sean Spicer as White House Press Secretary, 2017 – 2017 pic.twitter.com/y7QmJAroYH
— The Daily Show (@TheDailyShow) July 21, 2017
Sean Spicer reportedly didn’t like the hire and said that if Trump went through with the appointment of Scaramucci, that Spicer would leave.
“When Spicer found out about Trump’s interest in bringing Scaramucci on board on Thursday night, he vented to confidants that he did not think Scaramucci could handle a major media campaign and didn’t deserve the job, one of the confidants said.”
Spicer’s distress was not limited to Scaramucci’s abilities, he was also worried about his own position within the White House.
Congratulations Sean Spicer. You've got more guts than Jeff Sessions!
— Maxine Waters (@RepMaxineWaters) July 21, 2017
Again from Politico,
“He also expressed concern about whether Scaramucci would technically be in a senior position to him, since in the Obama administration the communications director was senior to the press secretary, according to two people familiar with the conversations.”
Poor Spicey.
Honestly, we’ll miss Sean Spicer’s bizarre self ranting and raving about the media’s treatment of Trump.
We’ll also miss Melissa McCarthy’s amazing Spicer imitation.
the journey in this gif is unbelievable pic.twitter.com/lanp2TvruQ
— Seb FoxAllen (@purpledocket) April 11, 2017
No More Mister Spice Guy
— Mark Weinstein (@mwweinstein) July 21, 2017
He came. He saw. He spiced. We'll miss you, lie gawd. May you spend the rest of your days battling dipping dots.
— Desus Nice (@desusnice) July 21, 2017
SEAN SPICER OUT pic.twitter.com/vCG58VVjV7
— Margaret Cho (@margaretcho) July 21, 2017
Sean Spicer seen leaving The White House after resignation
pic.twitter.com/bHHSPPyFm7— Ebad (@simplyebad) July 21, 2017
This video of Sean Spicer speaking English to the best of his ability still destroys me pic.twitter.com/k0r3nqemJy
— Caity Weaver (@caityweaver) July 21, 2017
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