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17 Reactions To Sean Spicer Finally Meeting The Pope Prove Dreams Do Come True
A bittersweet and hilarious chapter of Donald Trump's presidency came to a close on Tuesday after news broke that former White House press secretary Sean Spicer finally got to meet Pope Francis. Spicer was famously not invited to join Trump at the Vatican in May, despite being the only practicing Catholic within Trump's inner circle at the time. The snub seemed harsh to many Americans, so the story came full circle when Spicer finally got his wish.
Most of the reactions on Twitter played off the perception of Spicer as a somewhat goofy but otherwise wholesome guy who got dragged into something much bigger than himself when he started working for Trump. That's not necessarily true — Spicer was the Republican National Committee's communications director for five years, so he's arguably somewhat responsible for getting Trump elected. Either way, his miserable performance as press secretary earned him enough of a reprieve that people seemed to be legitimately happy for him when he got to meet Papa Francesco.
The American people still seem to hold quite a lot of pity for the guy, given the reactions online, which might be the only way to escape the Trump administration with your reputation still intact. But no matter your feelings about him, these Twitter reactions to Spicer meeting the Pope are hilarious.
There Was A Lot Of Mockery
Spicer's Nickname Made It All The Way To Italy Too
He Obviously Needed To Atone For His Sins At The White House
Wonder How Many Hail Marys He Had To Say For Penance
Papal Bushes > White House Bushes
Somehow Liberals Were Still Rooting For Him
He Just Seems So Pure
Even The White House Press Corps Was Excited For Him
Maybe There Is Some Justice In The World
It's Mostly Because People Didn't Want To See Trump Win
But This May Be A Valid Point Too
You Know Frankie Is A Big 'SNL' Fan
Francis May Have Been Just As Shook To Meet Spicer
Some Hard-Core Francis Fans Were Jealous Though
Some People Didn't Have Time For It AT ALL
It's A Really, Really Dim Bright Spot In A Dark News Week
This Pretty Much Sums It Up!
Spicer's meeting with Francis is so refreshing because it has the same approximate plot as a rom-com — the girl has a dream and thinks she needs a man to help her fulfill it, starts to date a jerk, then breaks up with him and realizes she can live her dreams on her own. So even though you may disagree with his politics, it's still nice to see a happy, harmless ending. You go Spicey.