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Twice he errs, thrice he errs,

By Mary April 3, 2017 April 3, 2017 All Posts

Seth breaks down White House press secretary Sean Spicer’s latest round of nonsense. (Video)

Twice he errs, thrice he errs,
Spicer gets icier.
Journalists, dicier
press to the max.

Sean shouts nonsensical,
oft indefensible
and reprehensible
fantasy facts.

© 2017 Susan E. Eckenrode

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Tagged double dactyl, nonsense, Seth Meyers, Spicer, Susan Eckenrode.

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