Sean Spicer
Sean Spicer is a former White House Press Secretary, who during the Trump administration, supported the Dakota Access Pipeline project and articulated the administration's commitment to energy projects that promote economic growth.
Born on Sep 03, 1971 (53 years old)
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Ireland:
Sean Spicer is noted as one of Karoline Leavitt's predecessors.
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United States:
Sean Spicer suggested that Laura Loomer's exclusion from the White House press access could be due to how the administration defines 'new media.'
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Australia:
Former White House press secretary Sean Spicer asked about the president’s legislative priorities.
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United States:
Spicer: Hugely successful first 100 days.
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Taiwan:
Sean Spicer was the White House Press Secretary who made an inaccurate claim about Trump's inauguration crowd size.
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United States:
Sean Spicer cheered the news of the seating chart changes as a way to elevate pro-Trump opinion outlets.
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Jamaica:
Sean Spicer was Trump's press secretary who had a contentious relationship with the media.
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Dominican Republic:
Sean Spicer is mentioned as a former press secretary who had a confrontational relationship with the press.
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United States:
Spicer received nine PolitiFact fact-checks during the six months he held the press secretary position in 2017.
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United States:
Sean Spicer is appointed to the Board of Visitors for the United States Naval Academy.
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