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Trump Advocates for Pardon of Pete Rose, Citing Misunderstanding of Conviction

President Trump has called for a pardon for Pete Rose, citing his mistreatment and the tax charges he faced in 1990. Trump believes Rose deserves recognition for his record of 4,256 hits. MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred lifted Rose's ban in 2025, but he remains uninducted into the Hall of Fame.

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President Donald Trump has renewed his call for a pardon for Pete Rose, the late MLB hits leader, citing his mistreatment and past tax charges. Trump stated that Rose should be recognized for his record of 4,256 hits. Although MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred lifted Rose's lifetime ban in 2025, he has not yet been inducted into the Hall of Fame. Rose passed away in September 2024.

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  • Trump supports a pardon for Pete Rose for his gambling and tax charges.
  • Rose holds the record for most hits in MLB history with 4,256.
  • He died in September 2024 at age 83.
  • MLB lifted Rose's lifetime ban in May 2025.
  • Rose pleaded guilty to tax charges in April 1990.
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Trump renews call for Pete Rose pardon, saying MLB's all-time hits leader was 'mistreated'

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Trump Advocates for Pardon of Pete Rose, Citing Misunderstanding of Conviction