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Donald Trump has been providing comedians in general, and Saturday Night Live in particular, with material for decades. Now, his Administration is helping comedians worldwide on a daily basis. Last night, it was Press Secretary Sean Spicer who came into focus for grilling, with Melissa McCarthy portraying him:
Nicely played SNL. Nicely played.
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I must to admit, Spicer seems to me to be in over his head. He seems to have an angry-deer-in-the-headlights look and demeanor.
To be fair, his position is unenviable at best – he has to either represent or misrepresent the words of an extremely impulsive and unthoughtful boss. He should get out while he has a chance to rebuild his career.
@al-Ameda:
He does not seem comfortable in attack dog mode like Trump obviously wants him to be. For years he was spokesperson for the RNC and, before that, a variety of GOP Members and Committees in the House of Representatives. He’s had a fairly good reputation around town as far as I know. At this point, he’s managed to piss a lot of that away over the course of two weeks thanks largely to the fact that he’s working for a guy who’s largely impossible to defend with a straight face.
At this point, he’s managed to piss a lot of that away over the course of two weeks thanks largely to the fact that he’s working for a guy who’s largely impossible to defend with a straight face.
You really have to wonder what the guy expected when he took this job. Is it that he is a true believer, does he hate himself, or is this simply the single most challenging job in his field?
Anyway, he has no one to blame but himself when he finds that he is so tainted that no one wants him to speak for them in the future.
Kellyanne Conway and Sean Spicer’s Love Child…
http://static4.businessinsider.com/image/5894bed26e09a8f2208b4d28-900
Anyway, he has no one to blame but himself when he finds that he is so tainted that no one wants him to speak for them in the future.
Something like that seems to eventually happen to anyone associated with Trump. And now we’re all forced into association with him. Thanks Republicans.
I doubt even Bannon will come out of this whole.
@Mr. Bluster: Wow! I had forgotten that one. A classic circumlocution! Thanks!
I don’t think anything is going to happen to Sean Spicer. People may not respect his ability to lie like a dog in front of everyone but there is value in having people as soulless as him and Kellyanne Conway to spin bs, lies and propaganda. I don’t think this will harm his career at all. He’s showing he’s a team guy.
@gVOR08: I noticed back during the campaign that there are two kinds of people who make deals with Boss Tweet: those who’ve come to regret it and those who’re gonna regret it.
He does not seem comfortable in attack dog mode like Trump obviously wants him to be.
Don’t be so sure. He certainly was comfortable in that role back in college. He literally would bring fellow students to tears in discussions at Student Governance Assembly.
Yes, he and I went to school together. I’ll just say that the current version we see is very familiar – while acknowledging that his performance in DC previously was less loathsome.
@Anonne:
I don’t think this will harm his career at all. He’s showing he’s a team guy.
As long as there is a Fox News he’ll have a soft landing.
@Jen: I still think it’s better to have Rosie play Trump, on television, with Alec Baldwin watching and responding via Twitter.
Then again, maybe Rosie could play both Trump and President Bannon at the same time.
