Sean Spicer gets brutally mocked for describing Trump as ‘a unicorn riding over a rainbow’ in new book
Former White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer has a new book coming out — and, according to excerpts leaked to The Guardian, he describes President Donald Trump as “a unicorn, riding a unicorn over a rainbow.”
In an excerpt published by The Guardian, Spicer gushes about his former boss’s ability to survive scandals and controversies that would have doomed every other presidential campaign.
“I don’t think we will ever again see a candidate like Donald Trump,” Spicer writes. “His high-wire act is one that few could ever follow. He is a unicorn, riding a unicorn over a rainbow.”
The internet quickly piled on with mockery of Spicer’s over-the-top effort to suck up to Trump — check out some reactions below.
And Sean Spicer is a satyr riding a podium, riding a Segway into the bushes outside the WH.
— Mandolyn (@eucalypso1021) July 12, 2018
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In MY book, I call Sean Spicer "an ass, riding a mule over a shit storm."
— Hal Corley (@Halcyon270) July 12, 2018
Actually, it already exists: pic.twitter.com/larOzU59Gs
— Santa Claus, CEO 🎅🏻 (@SantaInc) July 12, 2018
Sean Spicer on the campaign trail w/Trump… pic.twitter.com/AYr7cQsW1v
ADVERTISEMENT— Bill Myers (@BillCapHill) July 12, 2018
Sean Spicer compares TRUMP to "…a unicorn riding a unicorn over a rainbow…"
(IS THIS A JOKE?)
ADVERTISEMENTSoooo, a unicorn getting humped?#NATOSummit#WeAreNATO#BringTheNoise#LONDON!
https://t.co/RpVJaQ8e2s— C'estMoi! (@mostwiselatina) July 12, 2018
Spicer's book has sold maybe 20 copies.
Now I understand why. https://t.co/UUSU0FwlOSADVERTISEMENT— Linda Quest (@windmillcharger) July 12, 2018
Per the Guardian, in his forthcoming book, Sean Spicer calls Trump a unicorn "riding over a rainbow." pic.twitter.com/VMODvzwqo6
— Soros-funded Deep State operative (@ExGOPer) July 12, 2018
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— susan alward (@scue) July 12, 2018
Wow.
#45 shit's rainbows too.
[email protected] Sean Ass kisser Spicer. pic.twitter.com/PCofMMZZqo
— MariaC🐾 (@ArgentinaMama) July 12, 2018
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— Lizzie O'Leary (@lizzieohreally) July 12, 2018
This takes me back to the time Spicer quoted Twilight Sparkle. https://t.co/gyNtr1ot12
— HearingNoise😲 (@peabodypress) July 12, 2018
Can’t unicorns fly? Why would one need to ride another over the rainbow? I don’t want to ask my daughters.
— Eric Columbus (@EricColumbus) July 12, 2018
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Lock him up? Democrats are pushing prosecution for Trump — but those calls alarm some law enforcement vets
President Donald Trump -- whose rallies are still punctuated with "lock her up" chants" -- may face turnabout from his Democratic rivals.
Some Democratic candidates are openly threatening Trump with prosecution once he's out of office, and those taunts are alarming to some law enforcement veterans, reported Politico.
“Presidents aren’t supposed to suggest there be investigations or prosecutions of particular people, let alone their political rivals,” said Matt Axelrod, a former Justice Department senior official under Obama. “President Trump has flagrantly and repeatedly violated that norm, but that doesn’t mean the norm has been obliterated.”
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WATCH: Alabama GOP official berates reporter about Sodom and Gomorrah after she questions his anti-LGBT rant
Republican Mobile County Treasurer Phil Benson defiantly told a reporter from a local news station to read the biblical story of Sodom and Gomorrah when she came to ask him about his recent anti-LGBT rant that he posted on Facebook.
The controversy surrounding Benson started when he reacted angrily to a story about a bakery getting sued for refusing to serve an LGBT wedding.
"Freaking queers have gotten too much sympathy," Benson wrote on Facebook in response to the story.
Local news station NBC 15 sent out reporter Andrea Ramey to question him about his remarks, and he tried to insist that she read Chapter 19 of Genesis, which details the destruction of the cities of Sodom and Gomorrah over their tolerance of homosexuality.
On Tuesday, the Washington Post reported that charitable giving dropped 1.7 percent last year, adjusted for inflation, even as the economy surged.
The likely culprit? The GOP tax law, according to a report from Giving USA.
Although corporate donations rose 2.9 percent and foundation gifts rose 4.7 percent in the previous year, charitable donations from individuals — which is where the bulk of actual charity takes place — dropped 3.4 percent, the first time this has happened since the financial crisis.
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