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Summary:The post asserts that the Obama Department of Justice pursued Roger Clemens, who was subsequently acquitted of all charges.
Sentiment:Vindicative
Key Claims:
- The Obama DOJ 'viciously went after' Roger Clemens.
- Roger Clemens was 'fully acquitted of all charges'.
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Summary:The post asserts that Roger Clemens, despite winning 354 games and being acquitted of all charges following a "Witch Hunt," has not been inducted into the Hall of Fame. It suggests he should sue Major League Baseball if this situation persists.
Sentiment:Advocating
Key Claims:
- Roger Clemens won 354 games.
- Roger Clemens endured a "Witch Hunt."
- Roger Clemens was acquitted of all charges.
- Roger Clemens' Hall of Fame induction is being unfairly withheld.
- If Roger Clemens is not inducted, he should sue Major League Baseball.
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Summary:The post asserts that Roger Clemens, despite winning 354 games and being acquitted of all charges after experiencing a 'Witch Hunt,' should sue Major League Baseball if he is not inducted into the Hall of Fame.
Sentiment:Vindicative
Key Claims:
- Roger Clemens won 354 games.
- Roger Clemens endured a 'Witch Hunt'.
- Roger Clemens was acquitted of all charges.
- Roger Clemens should sue Major League Baseball if he is not inducted into the Hall of Fame.
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Summary:Advocates for Roger Clemens' immediate induction into the Baseball Hall of Fame, citing his exceptional career statistics and prior acquittal of drug-related charges.
Sentiment:Advocating
Key Claims:
- The Baseball Hall of Fame Committee should induct Roger Clemens into the Hall of Fame.
- Roger Clemens is one of the Greatest Pitchers of All Time.
- Roger Clemens' achievements include winning 354 Games, seven Cy Young Awards (a record), and playing in six World Series, winning two.
- Roger Clemens is second only to Nolan Ryan in most strike-outs.
- Roger Clemens is the only pitcher with 300 wins not enshrined in the Hall of Fame, which is a travesty.
- His exclusion is due to unproven rumors and innuendo.
- He never tested positive for performance-enhancing drugs.
- He was fully acquitted of all charges in a criminal case brought by the Obama DOJ regarding steroid allegations.
- Roger Clemens consistently denied taking any drugs.
- His pitching dominance was evident before any allegations were made.
- The Committee should use its judgment, and the Baseball Commissioner should act with strength, wisdom, and power to immediately induct Roger Clemens.
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Summary:Donald Trump advocates for Roger Clemens' immediate induction into the Major League Baseball Hall of Fame, citing his numerous career achievements and asserting that he never used performance-enhancing drugs. The post criticizes Major League Baseball's perceived delay in inducting Pete Rose, claiming a prior agreement for his immediate inclusion was unfulfilled.
Sentiment:Advocating
Key Claims:
- Roger Clemens has belonged in the Hall of Fame for many years due to his achievements (354 Wins, second in Total Strike Outs, Low Earned Run Average, 6 World Series, 7 Cy Young Awards).
- Roger Clemens never took drugs, has no proof against him, and has steadfastly refused the allegations.
- Roger Clemens has a major lawsuit against Baseball.
- Major League Baseball should put Roger Clemens in the Hall of Fame now.
- Major League Baseball mishandled Pete Rose's induction by waiting until he was deceased.
- A deal was made with Commissioner Rob Manfred for Pete Rose to be inducted immediately, but this deal was not honored.
- Hall of Fame induction should be based on talent, not death.
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Summary:The post advocates for Roger Clemens' immediate induction into the Baseball Hall of Fame, highlighting his achievements, disputing unproven drug allegations, and referencing a past interaction regarding Pete Rose's Hall of Fame consideration.
Sentiment:Advocating
Key Claims:
- Roger Clemens is one of the greatest pitchers of all time.
- Clemens won 354 games, seven Cy Young Awards (a record), and two World Series while playing in six.
- Clemens was second to Nolan Ryan in most strikeouts.
- Clemens should be in the Baseball Hall of Fame immediately.
- Claims that Clemens took drugs are unproven, and he never tested positive.
- Clemens denies drug use from the very beginning.
- Clemens was as great before the erroneous drug charges were leveled.
- There has been no evidence that Clemens was a 'druggie' despite years of rumor.
- The situation is compared to Pete Rose's delayed Hall of Fame induction.
- The Commissioner promised to 'open up' Pete Rose's case but only did so after Rose's death, explicitly linking it to his passing.
- The 'stupidity' of delaying Clemens' induction should not happen.
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