The media is just loving the idea of this story about the poor 'former Trump White House secretary' who was not given the opportunity to meet with his idol, Pope Francis, whom Trump met with back in May.
Yet, as Trump WH press secretary, the 'loving media' used to relish in the daily opportunities to 'beat up' on Spicer during what became for some time the 'daily press briefing.' Matter of fact, things had gotten so out of control there, Trump shut-down his press secretaries daily press briefings.
But now that Spicer if no longer a part of an administration that has been so hated unlike any other administration except possibly former president Nixon, whom the democrats were out to destroy (as well) from Day #1, now Spicer is viewed in a different light.
In this article, they (mainstream media) portray Spicer as having been "Exorcised from Trump!" I'm sure the media is going to now do its best to attempt to become 'friends' with Mr. Spicer in order to possibly get some dirt on his former boss. So, you'll probably hear about the media wining and dining Spicer in an attempt to 'kiss, make up and become friends.'
Advice to Sean Spicer, 'don't do it!' The minute they're done using you, they will drop you, and even possibly continue to demonize you and should Trump somehow get 'impeached,' well Spicer and co. would perhaps be deemed as 'guilty by association.'
While I don't know much about Sean Spicer, other than what most of us saw during his tenure which was very short (no pun intended), it became quickly obvious that this guy could not 'take the heat!'
Some may claim, Trump was the problem. He 'Tweeted too much.' He wasn't including his team on his positions. And on and on. And who knows, some of this may be true. It is a fact that Trump loves to Tweet. And while far too many have spent their time in the wrong direction, attempting to 'stop Trump from Tweeting,' it would almost appear as though he can't help himself.
Personally, I'm under the impression that Trump's Tweeting is a 'double-edged sword.' It helped him win the presidency, as 'candidate Trump.' But it has caused some friction as president (even as it did during his candidacy). I've heard it over and over from those whom know Trump best, and have his best interest's in mind when they've spoken on this issue of Trump's Tweeting, "let Trump be Trump." So, if it's good enough for men who actually know the president, it's good enough for me.
As for Sean "Puffy" Spicer, I've not seen the photos of him at the Vatican snapping pictures of his idol, Pope Francis. But I do recall him in a YouTube video at a 'cellular store,' perhaps purchasing the very camera he was hoping he'd be snapping pictures of the pontiff with alongside the president.
Here's the video! Apparently 'Time' may have purchased this very video from the woman who confronted Sean Spicer at his local cell phone store, asking him, "how does it feel working for a fascist?" For the record, and I wrote about this very thing yesterday (how the media are using all these 'labels'), and I would almost bet money that this woman may not even understand just what a "fascist" actually is!
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