Press Secretary SEAN SPICER is Being Burned Out by Low IQ Reporters.

March 28, 2017

Today... all the news media is mad at him for being so upset, and insulting a female reporter, for what appears to be no big deal.


Excerpt from: www.nbcnews.com...

""White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer snapped at a female reporter on Tuesday over a question about the administration's image, telling the veteran White House correspondent to "stop shaking your head" — a snide comment that drew rebuke from Hillary Clinton and several prominent women journalists.

Spicer got into a heated exchange with American Urban Radio Networks' correspondent April Ryan at the White House press briefing after the reporter asked how President Donald Trump's administration would work to repair its image.

Ryan followed up with a question about Trump's meeting with former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, whom Trump made a vulgar comment about in 2006.

Spicer then accused Ryan of wanting to push an agenda, telling her from the podium to "stop shaking your head."

"April, hold on, it seems like you're hell-bent on trying to make sure that whatever image you want to tell about this White House stays," he said.

"I'm sorry, please stop shaking your head again," he added.""


COULD Sean Spicer be nearing burn-out? After all, the Trump Administration is nothing like anything America has ever experienced. And 90% of the questions Spicer gets, are focused on negatives, because 90% of the reporters in the room are liberal.

Add to that the desire for several idiot reporters to "make a name for themselves" by grandstanding...and you literally have a powder-keg environment during most of these daily press briefings.

How long would YOU last as Press Secretary for the Donald Trump administration? The guy who defeated the candidate (Hillary) that most of the MSM was betting and counting on? I wouldn't last more than one day in Spicer's position. Couldn't control my temper like Sean Spicer does.

-CareWeMust

a reply to: carewemust

I would have thought that explaining the inexplicable, defending the indefensible, and trying to appear reasonable without first having taken a reasonable position, would burn anyone out.

a reply to: carewemust

Don't know. He seems like a dick and his job must suck but I don't see what the big deal is about this. I watched the vid yesterday.
Seems like a non story

a reply to: carewemust

First O'Reilly and now this.

The left is just pulling sh!t out of their asses now.

Disclaimer: I have never liked O'Reilly but the man wasn't wrong when he said Maxine Waters' wig looked like James Brown's hairpiece. And for the life of me I cannot figure out what was racist about that statement, it was totally accurate.

Spicer... I wouldn't mind seeing him replaced, but not because of this comment.

I was expecting more of a rockstar press sec from Trump and while Spicer isn't the worst press secretary he definitely isn't a shining beacon of success, either. He doesn't have enough alpha emanating from his pores.

It must be very difficult to keep repeating OBVIOUS lies from Trump. It started on day one and hasn't stopped. If Spicer doesn't want the job, time to move on. I don't believe he is a captive. But let's be clear, repeating Trump's lies IS the job.

a reply to: ColdWisdom

a reply to: MiddleInsite

What the MSM and the voting constituents consider to be lies is highly debatable, same for the truth.

Quite honestly, I believe Trump is (occasionally) telling little white lies on purpose because he knows that the press is dumb enough to eat it up and regurgitate it to the rest of the country, instead of focusing on the issues that really matter.

In some cases he doesn't even have to lie, like the wiretap tweet.

The S in FISA stands for surveillance, you know.

I have gotten into a morning habit of checking the White Houses youtube channel for Spices daily briefings... It's great with my morning coffee and timezone difference.

Spicer does a good job against relentless sniping from a select few in the press core. It's the same guys most of the time, the females swap often.. but they usually sit in the same seats! They're not idiots, they're experts in their fields.. they show no emotion when they ask questions that insinuate negatively, in every-way, for President Trump!

It will never stop and all it does is bog down progress.. If the white-house could talk about all its idea's and policies instead of constantly defending against scandalous gossip, it would achieve things much quicker!

Screw the fake w@nkers, Spicer and the press council should just deny them entry to the room and call their managers let them know they're denied access. Let all other media outlets in.. they can sit in the hallways.. if they cant do their ethical duty and focus on the real issues and idea's then they can piss off until they do!

originally posted by: TrueBrit
a reply to: carewemust

I would have thought that explaining the inexplicable, defending the indefensible, and trying to appear reasonable without first having taken a reasonable position, would burn anyone out.

Funny, I thought the exact thing about Josh Earnest / Robert Gibbs. I think press secretary has to be one of the toughest jobs in any administration. You have to defend your boss not matter what the idiots do or say.

If he's burned out after two months then he probably should go ahead and step down.

I think Spicer is doing a good job. We know from this forum what it is like to argue with far left liberal idiots, and he has to face a room full of them every day. He has the patience of a saint.

a reply to: Agit8dChop

Screw the fake w@nkers, Spicer and the press council should just deny them entry to the room and call their managers let them know they're denied access. Let all other media outlets in.. they can sit in the hallways.. if they cant do their ethical duty and focus on the real issues and idea's then they can piss off until they do!

Trump and his supporters won't be happy until the First Amendment is officially repealed. If Spicer can't take the heat, he should quit. If Trump can't handle the responsibilities and consequences of being President, he should resign.

originally posted by: UKTruth
I think Spicer is doing a good job. We know from this forum what it is like to argue with far left liberal idiots, and he has to face a room full of them every day. He has the patience of a saint.

The only thing worse is arguing with right wing wingnuts and Russian trolls. Am I right, UK?

a reply to: carewemust

Sean Spicer is a moron and I'm not liberal. I can't believe he has the position he does. Or, should I say, duhhh-s. The guy just walks blindly into set ups by reporters and their pessimism that, by the way, is crucial to a healthy republic. He's a PR headache. A god# pony sideshow who could just shut the # up and literally, no one would miss him.

originally posted by: DJW001
Trump and his supporters won't be happy until the First Amendment is officially repealed. If Spicer can't take the heat, he should quit. If Trump can't handle the responsibilities and consequences of being President, he should resign.

If they allow 75% of the press to enter, denying entry to the 3 or 4 who persistently throw insinuating questions day after day... is it really denying the First Amendment?

Anyone can write what ever they hell they like, but only those who have real journalistic ethics will be allowed to ask questions back.

originally posted by: PRSpinster
a reply to: carewemust

Sean Spicer is a moron and I'm not liberal. I can't believe he has the position he does. Or, should I say, duhhh-s. The guy just walks blindly into set ups by reporters and their pessimism that, by the way, is crucial to a healthy republic. He's a PR headache. A god# pony sideshow who could just shut the # up and literally, no one would miss him.

Spicer is so bad at what he does that his incompetence seems deliberate. It is as though the whole point to this administration is to see how badly the country can be run before the people revolt. It's like some bizarre reality TV prank.

a reply to: Agit8dChop

Anyone can write what ever they hell they like, but only those who have real journalistic ethics will be allowed to ask questions back.

And who defines "real journalistic ethics?" Does simply repeating the administration's lies constitute good journalism? Doesn't good journalism require confrontation with facts?

originally posted by: DJW001
a reply to: Agit8dChop

Anyone can write what ever they hell they like, but only those who have real journalistic ethics will be allowed to ask questions back.

And who defines "real journalistic ethics?" Does simply repeating the administration's lies constitute good journalism? Doesn't good journalism require confrontation with facts?

Or "alternative facts" as the case may be, eh?

originally posted by: ColdWisdom
a reply to: MiddleInsite

What the MSM and the voting constituents consider to be lies is highly debatable, same for the truth.

Quite honestly, I believe Trump is (occasionally) telling little white lies on purpose because he knows that the press is dumb enough to eat it up and regurgitate it to the rest of the country, instead of focusing on the issues that really matter.

In some cases he doesn't even have to lie, like the wiretap tweet.

The S in FISA stands for surveillance, you know.

We use to have to worry about the MIC now it's the SIC that's an even bigger threat.

Lying is exhausting. Telling the truth is refreshing. Hmmmm, which one is he doing?????