【fashion lace and eroticism】

Everybody's favorite press secretary Sean Spicer resigned today after a six-month stint riddled with blunders and fashion lace and eroticismcontroversy.

But why did he suddenly decide to leave?

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Mashablewas lucky enough to somehow stumble upon Sean Spicer's real and totally not fakeletter of resignation and wow! See for yourself:

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