Sean Spicer Just Dissed Hillary And Keith Olbermann’s Response Is Epic
Sean Spicer tried to shoot down Hillary Clinton’s Tuesday statement to WNYC that she would have been considered a “genius” if she had been the first woman to win the United States presidency. This morning, he tweeted, “And ‘if’ I’d won the lottery, I would be rich.”
But Keith Olbermann took Spicer’s diss and raised him, saying, “And ‘if’ you hadn’t been a propagandist and a liar, you might have escaped the damnation of history.”
And "if" you hadn't been a propagandist and liar, you might have escaped the damnation of history. https://t.co/EUpRFgdWsy
— Keith Olbermann (@KeithOlbermann) September 12, 2017
And "if" I won the lottery I'd be rich: Hillary: ‘If I Had Won, I Would Have Been Seen As A Genius’ https://t.co/4cLD34I380 via @dailycaller
— Sean Spicer (@seanspicer) September 12, 2017
Clearly, you best not come for Hillary, if you want to escape Olbermann’s wrath.
It’s especially ironic that Spicer would attack Hillary for not winning the presidency (despite winning the popular vote), when he himself was forced to resign from the worst presidential administration in history and couldn’t get work as a commentator on Fox News.
But I guess he has plenty of time to snipe from the sidelines, now that he’s out of a job.
Lucia Brawley is a Harvard- and Yale-educated writer, producer, actor, and political organizer. She runs the progressive political Facebook group Consenting to Lead. To learn more, please go to luciabrawley.com.