‘Seriously?’ – MLB Fans Rip President Trump For Hall Of Fame Demand

President Trump has a lot going on these days.

There’s the war in Iran, the rising gas prices, inflation and more. However, on Wednesday, President Trump chose to focus his efforts on something else: the Professional Baseball Hall of Fame.

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President Trump, 80, is demanding that the National Baseball Hall of Fame lets controversial Roger Clemens into the new class. Clemens, one of the best pitchers in MLB history, remains out of the Hall of Fame. His legendary career was clouded by steroid allegations.

President Trump made his demand on Truth Social.

“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 was also not convicted, or admitted, to taking Drugs. Roger is easily one of the few Greatest Pitchers of All Time, winning 354 Games, 7 Cy Young Awards (A Record, by 3!), and played in three World Series, winning two! He was third in most Strike-Outs. The Commissioner told me he was going to approve Pete Rose, but he waited long enough until Pete died. No wonder Baseball is in trouble!” he wrote.

MLB fans urge President Trump to focus on other things

“Does this guy not have anything better to think about?? War in Iran, gas prices, grocery costs, stupid tariff wars,” one fan wrote.

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“The old man is onto rambling about lakes and baseball but he’s fit to lead a country I guess,” one fan added.

“So glad his priorities are pointed in the right direction…” one fan added.

“THIS is exactly what I voted for!” one fan added.

“People can’t afford food or gas and this is what Trump is focused on,” one fan added.

President Trump was recently named the “Sports President” by Fox Sports, so at least he’s living up to his name.

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This story was originally published August 26, 2026 at 2:04 PM.

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