TRUMP'S WORLD SERIES TWEET LEAKED: Shocking Secret About Baseball Revealed!
Did president donald trump really say the baseball world series winners wouldn't be allowed to come to the white house Donald trump broke his silence at world series boycott after rob manfred allegedly brushes off his personal request. No, that tweet is fake.
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Trump appears to say that it’s because he believes the game is rigged, either by the mafia or the democrats Stephen king mistakenly believed a fake truth social post claiming trump would not invite the world series winner to the white house But the tweet isn’t real
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Now, posts are circulating around the internet suggesting that trump went after the toronto blue jays and the los angeles dodgers, the two teams playing in the 2025 world series.
In fact, the post is a satirical fake, the white house confirmed to the canadian press, and does not appear on trump’s social media feed Have you come across a viral tweet supposedly from president donald trump declaring he won’t invite the world series winner to the white. One of the posts claimed. Despite its viral spread over the weekend on platforms like x, instagram, and facebook, the tweet has been confirmed as fake
The toronto blue jays are in the world series, and three games from becoming champions after splitting their first two games in canada.
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