Trump goes on mid-day posting spree to brag about himself, share photos and demand the baseball HOF add Roger Clemens

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“How about Roger Clemens not being in the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum in Cooperstown, New York, all because a bunch of jealous people with far less Talent, voted that he shouldn’t be there,” he wrote. But Trump, who opined that Clemens was “easily one of the few Greatest Pitchers of All Time,” noted that the former pitcher was “not convicted, or admitted, to taking Drugs.

President Donald Trump started the uninterrupted string of Truth Social posts at 11:38 a.m. by lashing out at Democrats for not supporting the voting restriction bill he has dubbed the “Save America Act” and accusing them of opposing the bill out of a desire to “cheat” in elections and allow non-citizens to vote in American elections.

He then began a string of posts depicting the results of his administration’s effort to clean up parks and fountains across Washington, D.C., with many posts containing misleading “before” photos depicting damage to statues and other features from protests during his first term or the latter months of the Biden administration.

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President Donald Trump started the uninterrupted string of Truth Social posts at 11:38 a.m. by lashing out at Democrats for not supporting the voting restriction bill he has dubbed the “Save America Act” and accusing…
He then began a string of posts depicting the results of his administration’s effort to clean up parks and fountains across Washington, D.C., with many posts containing misleading “before” photos depicting damage to…
“How about Roger Clemens not being in the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum in Cooperstown, New York, all because a bunch of jealous people with far less Talent, voted that he shouldn’t be there,” he wrote.
But Trump, who opined that Clemens was “easily one of the few Greatest Pitchers of All Time,” noted that the former pitcher was “not convicted, or admitted, to taking Drugs.

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