1 Typo Makes Sean Spicer's Rex Tillerson Tweet Unintentionally Truthful

Sean Spicer wanted to show support for ousted Secretary of State Rex Tillerson on Twitter, but one typo changed everything.

As a result, the tribute tweet may be the most unintentionally truthful thing the former White House press secretary has ever said.

Shortly after President Donald Trump publicly dumped Tillerson on Tuesday, Spicer posted this message:

Spicer probably meant to write “served our nation,” but “severed” may be more apt, considering the way that Tillerson, among other things, hollowed out the State Department’s diplomatic corps and failed to spend any of the $120 million allocated by Congress to combat foreign efforts to influence U.S. elections.

Foreign policy experts say Tillerson’s tenure did damage to the State Department that could last a generation, according to Vox.com.

No wonder many Twitter users were quick to bust Spicer’s chops about the tweeted typo.

Spicer hadn’t corrected the typo as of late Tuesday morning, which suggests (a) he wrote it intentionally or (b) he was busy doing something else, such as enjoying the gallery below that shows him dressed as the Easter Bunny.

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Future Trump press secretary Sean Spicer dressed up as the Easter Bunny for the White House Easter Egg Roll during the George W. Bush administration.
Future Trump press secretary Sean Spicer dressed up as the Easter Bunny for the White House Easter Egg Roll during the George W. Bush administration.
President George W. Bush hugs the Easter Bunny during the annual Easter Egg Roll on the South Lawn of the White House on March 24, 2008.
President George W. Bush hugs the Easter Bunny during the annual Easter Egg Roll on the South Lawn of the White House on March 24, 2008.
Another Easter Bunny stands behind President Bush during the Easter Egg Roll in 2006.
Another Easter Bunny stands behind President Bush during the Easter Egg Roll in 2006.
President Bush and first lady Laura Bush stand with the Easter Bunny while welcoming guests in 2008.
President Bush and first lady Laura Bush stand with the Easter Bunny while welcoming guests in 2008.
President Bush and the Easter Bunny greet children on the South Lawn of the White House on April 17, 2006.
President Bush and the Easter Bunny greet children on the South Lawn of the White House on April 17, 2006.

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