SNL nails it again: Sean Spicer (flag, conservative, great, Obama)
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Funny as Hell. I thought Donald Trump was the dumbest man on earth, then we saw Spicer come on the scene. The man is a blooming idiot and makes Trump look smart !
I like Spicer. He is a very intelligent guy - wish he was on our side.
The misleading narrative and outright lies are authored by the orangeman. Spicer is merely doing his job, although he may be questioning his own judgement by now. Everyone has their limits, though, and I wouldn't be surprised to see him jump ship.
Sean is well-liked by the press corps, and they're having some difficulty reconciling his current actions with his prior defense of John McCain and Muslims when they were attacked by candidate Trump.
I bet that he loved the skit, too, as most of us here did.
Trump was said to have been po'd at Spicer in the first press conference over the way he was dressed. He didn't like his suit and tie selection among other things. The SNL skit caught that too. She was wearing the brown suit he objected too and it did not fit right. The tie was a mess all crooked and poorly tied. Ha Ha.
The material is writing itself, but that was a great performance by Melissa McCarthy.
The Kristin Stewart thing is hysterical because there's no punchline. 65 year old Donald Trump really did obsessively tweet about some random teenaged actor's love lives.
It was hysterical. Takes a lot to get me to laugh that hard.
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