So . . . I tuned in to CNN to see what they had to say about Sean Spicer's resignation.
Now, just to be clear: I am not a Sean Spicer fan. His ignorant statements, his nearly constant and largely unmotivated belligerence, his willingness to say incredibly stupid things to defend Trumpin . . . . No, not a fan.
HOWever.
Not only did CNN feel the need to mark his resignation by playing a series of clips of his stupidest moments, they also played bits of Melissa McCarthy mocking Sean Spicer.
And just to be clear: I think Melissa McCarthy's portrayal of Sean Spicer is (was) hilarious.
But it's not news.
So CNN . . . for fuck's sake, children. Grow the fuck up.
And while I'm on this . . .
Not long ago I saw a movie in which several CNN people showed up as themselves in the positions as newspeople. I don't even remember which movie, but it doesn't matter. Seeing a newsperson as themselves in a non-non-fiction movie is not a good thing. It contributes to the impression that they are just playing a part. That they are not reliable as purveyors of the truth. That they are, in fact, fake motherfuckers.
So knock that shit off too.
You have been warned, CNN.
We've got a wolf in The White House, for fuck's sake. Let's not leave any raw meat lying about.
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