As Sean Spicer’s press briefings grow shorter and shorter,
There will be far less time for deceiving.
When the grilling gets heated from every reporter,
He’ll tap dance around before leaving.
Filed under: press briefings, Sean Spicer
I'm Jerry Partacz, happily married to my wife Julie for over 40 years. I have four children and eleven grandchildren. I'm enjoying retirement after 38 years of teaching. I now have an opportunity to share my thoughts on many things. I'm an incurable optimist. I also love to solve crossword puzzles and to write light verse. I love to read, to garden, to play the piano, to collect stamps and coins, and to watch "Curb Your Enthusiasm".
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Now that SNL is off for the summer, Sean becomes less relevant. There was a story that some White House director of communications Dubke was fired or resigned, to which my reaction was "there was one, and why?" The only source is misspelled twitter rants, one of which instantly became the source of a new t-shirt industry. So maybe this is contributing to the economy.