[detective]

Was Sean Spicer's resignation a victory for the MSM?

[jospehm20]

I don’t think so.

[Jeff Chandler]

I predict SNL will use a man to mock Sanders.

[Chipper]

War on Women!!!

[Red Badger]

No, actually it was a defeat.
They will long for him to be back at the lectern.................

[Nifster]

Sean quit because he doesn’t like The Mooch. In many ways Spicer is a coward

Sarah has a thicker skin

[William of Barsoom]

Ok, Republicans, and Conservatives...
(Not necessarily the same things...)

Give ‘em your lunch money, and go tell the Principal.
He’ll be sure to put a stop to the bullying.

They’re going to see you behind the bleachers
after school gets out — if not today, then maybe
tomorrow.

[rrrod]

BS

[McGavin999]

No, Sean quit because he had his eye on the Comm Directors job. He was a good, sharp man but they needed to reset the culture in the WH and that had to be done by a new guy. Sean could never threaten to fire everyone in the Department and have anyone believe it. Anthony just has to suggest it and EVERYONE know he would do it and not blink an eye.

[Dawgreg]

Was Sean Spicer’s resignation a victory for the MSM?

I don’t think so and I can’t wait to see Sarah in action. She may be a pretty, Chrisian mom of 3 but I wouldn’t want to get in a peeing match with her. She’s got spunk and intelligence to get the job done. GO SARAH!

[realcleanguy]

CNN, MSNBC and ABC are Political Action committees, or PAC’s

[bigbob]

You know Spicer’s replacement is going to be hated twice as much.

[trebb]

No