Posted on 10/27/2025 11:12:43 AM PDT by Red Badger
Trump-hating author Stephen King clearly lives in the world of fiction because he proved on Sunday that he cannot distinguish between satire and reality.
King and some of his fellow leftists thought they saw an opportunity to dunk on President Trump for a post he allegedly wrote about the World Series match-up between the Los Angeles Dodgers and the Toronto Blue Jays.
Here is what Trump supposedly wrote, which had TDS clowns up in arms.
No matter who wins, I will refuse to invite either baseball team to my ballroom as they are both run by highly inept officials from California and Canada.
I don’t host losers. We are actively investigating MLB.
This World Series is rigged, probably by Dems and the Mafia.
Tweet from Donald Trump expressing refusal to invite baseball teams to his home, citing inept officials and alleging World Series manipulation. Fake Trump Truth Social post on the World Series. AI-generated. Upon seeing this post, King pitched a fit on X and called President Trump a “louse.”
“Trump says he won’t invite either team playing in the World Series to the White House,” King whined. “He can’t rise above his petty political concerns even for the great American game.”
“If anything shows what a louse he is, that’s it.”
There is one problem, though. Trump never posted this, and social media users let King know that in brutal fashion.
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For those interested, here is what Trump actually said about the World Series, which was posted on the White House website.
Notice how professional and classy it is.
Each fall, as the World Series begins, America returns to one of its oldest and most beloved traditions. Baseball is woven into the fabric of the American story. It is a game that requires discipline, precision, and teamwork, and it unites generations through shared moments of triumph and anticipation. The World Series stands as baseball’s crowning moment, where players rise to the occasion and fans across the country share in the excitement beneath the bright lights.
As we prepare to celebrate 250 glorious years of American independence, we remember how the great game of baseball has endured through every chapter of our history. Soldiers played it on Civil War fields, workers found hope in it during the Great Depression, and families rallied around it after the September 11 terrorist attacks. In every moment of challenge and hope, baseball has reflected the values that make our Nation great—hard work, tenacity, and the will to win.
This year’s World Series brings together two exceptional teams that earned their place through talent and determination. As the Los Angeles Dodgers and Toronto Blue Jays compete for the Commissioner’s Trophy, they remind us why baseball brings friends and neighbors together. Melania and I send our best wishes to the players, coaches, and fans for a fun and safe series. May the best team win, and may God bless our national pastime and the United States of America.
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When I heard king survived an auto accident my first comment was the car was not going fast enough.
I like the fake message better.
Liberals are losers.
Although Trump can be very gracious and polite, his remarks sound more like Stephen Miller wrote them.
His blatant error is he’s still, um, you know.
Stephen King’s father’s name was Donald Edwin King. He was a traveling vacuum salesman who changed his last name from Pollock to King as an adult.
Dad abandoned the Pollocks/Kings when Steve was a toddler.
These things help explain why Steve is such a mess.
Big time.
FWIW, controlling interest of the Dodgers is held by Mark Walter, a Leftist who grew up in Iowa.
Blue Jays controlling interest is held by Edward Rogers, a native of Toronto with inherited wealth.
Stephen may think he’s so intelligent and sophisticated, but the truth is: he’s very UNsophisticated and simple minded.
baseball has reflected the values that make our Nation great—hard work, tenacity, and the will to win.
Does following the rules count as reflected values?
NO KING dammit! NO KING!
Sounds like a bad beginning. Could have led him to have twisted, odd, abnormal thoughts and ideas about life. /S
He has said “I am afraid of everything.”
One summary:
“Stephen King’s greatest fear is dementia, as he worries about losing his cognitive abilities with age. He also has a number of other fears, including cars and trucks, the number 13 (triskaidekaphobia), the dark, and spiders. He has admitted to fearing failure in his writing and worries about not being able to finish his stories.”
Any ties to former US President (appointed, not elected) Leslie King?
A lot of his stories revolve younger boys being bullied by older boys. The Body. Dreamcatcher, many such cases.
(Actually killed in The Long Walk)
That makes me think he got pushed around a lot.
That’s his problem but he makes it ours with his constant bitching.
Bet his agent has tried a dozen different ways to say, “Stop talking, posting and texting!”
I wouldn’t blame the democrats but it would be provocative to say “he’s like all the rest of them.”
RE: That makes me think he got pushed around a lot.
Actually he said in On Writing that he was bullied as a child for being overweight.
He got especially deranged after that acident.
Interesting how sooooo very smart a mere high school teacher who writes good horror stories can pretend to be. He has joined a crowd of his peers, however. No knowledge of history, science, math, or economics. Impressive.
I think that the Rodger’s family is akin to the Malone or Robert’s families in the US. They owned a lot of the cable companies in Canada.
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