Of Course Sean Spicer's Goodbye Email Contained A Typo

Lee Moran
Updated

Sean Spicer ended his White House tenure exactly how anyone following his gaffe-filled time there might have expected: with a glaring typo.

The former White House press secretary said it had been “the honor of a lifetime” to serve President Donald Trump and the American people in his farewell email to staff, which USA Today correspondent Gregory Korte shared on Twitter.

But in a later paragraph, Spicer missed out a crucial “do” when he wrote that he “would not have been able to my job without the amazing team the President has assembled.”

Spicer, who tendered his resignation in July after Trump hired Anthony Scaramucci as his communications chief (whose reign lasted just 10 days), also shared this photograph of himself with his now former colleagues, who threw him a farewell bash on Thursday night.

But in a further gaffe, he tagged the wrong account for his successor, Sarah Huckabee Sanders, in the tweet:

Twitter users were quick to point out the errors, with one saying that it “wouldn’t be authentic Spicer without that typo.”

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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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