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Someone spicy Spicer has resigned as White House Press Secretary. In his resignation letter

to President Trump, Spicer said, quote, it has been a great honor to serve my country,

but now you can take this crappy job and shove it. The resignation letter was tied to a rock

and hurled through the window of the Oval Office according to Jim Acosta of CNN, who was

also tied to a rock and hurled through the window of the Oval Office, attached to a letter

which read, and you can take this crappy reporter and shove it to. Acosta complained about the

incident saying it should have been on camera so everyone could see him. Acosta said the

fact that he was not on camera was a violation of Americans' First Amendment right to see

Jim Acosta on camera. The Spicer resignation will have major ramifications on the behind-the-scenes

power struggles at the White House according to people who know nothing about the behind-the-scenes

power struggles at the White House, namely Jim Acosta and his anonymous sources who are

also named Jim Acosta, by some strange coincidence. According to these sources, it was the appointment

of businessman Anthony Scaremucci, also known as Anthony Scaremucci, that caused Spicer's

face to turn Scarlett while steam came out of his ears, making a high-pitch, whistling

noise that sounded like a tea kettle screaming Anthony Scaremucci. Anonymous sources named

Jim Acosta also say that presidential aide and evil demon from the Bals of Hell, Steve

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