Roger Clemens Indicted For Lying In Congress

Roger Clemens

Former baseball player, Roger Clemens, has been indicted by the U.S. Federal government, for lying in Congress, during a heated exchange that damaged his legacy. Members of Congress repeatedly pressed him for answers, regarding alleged steroids use and each time he denied their claims.

Tareq Salahi (center) and Michaele Salahi (right) in Congress, before they said, well, nothing

Clemens should have done what White House gatecrashers, Michaele and Tareq Salahi, did in pleading the Fifth and remaining silent, regarding their illegal acts of trespassing, as untruthful statements in Congress can lead to prison.

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