On Monday, Washington Nationals player Stephen Strasburg used his Twitter account for the first time in 18 months to tweet those iconic words:
“Fake News!”
Strasburg was reacting to a short video clip posted by Rudy Gersten, who is often published in The Washington Post’s D.C. Sports Blog. The clip shows the World Series MVP turning away from President Donald Trump’s outstretched hand.
“Strasburg left Trump hanging,” Gersten captioned the clip, adding a cry-laughing emoji.
A longer clip of the interaction shows Strasburg coming back to embrace Trump after turning away the first time:
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You know what isn't fake news, multiple testimonies that the Ukraine thing was indeed a quid - pro - quo.
ReplyDeleteAnd? I guess you can justify the whole Hunter Biden deal, too as well as Benghazi, etc.
DeleteObiviously a Quid Pro Joe supporter.
DeleteHis rational mind made him stop and realize that he was missing out on a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Good for him.
ReplyDeleteYes, I agree 2:32, that's exactly what happened. Still a snub in my book
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