Republicans extend Congressional Baseball Game winning streak with 11-2 rout

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Republicans extend Congressional Baseball Game winning streak with 11-2 rout​

Republicans kept their winning streak alive for the sixth year in a row Wednesday night, defeating Democrats 11-2 in the annual Congressional Baseball Game for Charity at Nationals Park.

Republicans extend Congressional Baseball Game winning streak with 11-2 rout

Republicans kept their winning streak alive for the sixth year in a row Wednesday night, defeating Democrats 11-2 in the annual Congressional Baseball Game for Charity at Nationals Park.

www.fox5dc.com

10 Jun 2026 ~~ By Isabel Soisson, Regina Yurrita and Keira Hardesty



Republicans kept their winning streak alive for the sixth year in a row Wednesday night, defeating Democrats 11-2 in the annual Congressional Baseball Game for Charity at Nationals Park.

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This year’s event drew more than 32,000 fans and set a new fundraising record, bringing in $3.2 million for charity, according to organizers.

What we know:

The game brought together lawmakers from both parties, including a mix of returning players and well-known participants, according to FOX 5 D.C. reporting.

Democrats featured Rep. Jimmy Panetta of California and Rep. Joe Morelle of New York, both veterans of past games. On the Republican side, Rep. Greg Steube of Florida once again drew attention for his pitching, while Sen. Joni Ernst of Iowa participated, continuing her role as one of the more recognizable GOP players in the annual match-up.

Before the first pitch, lawmakers emphasized the event’s bipartisan spirit and charitable purpose, even as they acknowledged the competitive edge on both sides.

~Snip~

Dig deeper:

The Republicans entered the night with momentum, having won last year’s matchup 13–2 and holding a five-game winning streak in the series. Some GOP players said they had been practicing since April to extend that streak.

Democrats, meanwhile, fielded a lineup they hoped could shift the recent trend and secure their first victory since before the COVID-19 pandemic, according to FOX 5 D.C. reporting.

While both sides competed fiercely, the game’s outcome ultimately came down to one winner on the scoreboard—but organizers and spectators alike pointed to the larger victory off the field: raising millions for local nonprofits, including the Boys & Girls Club of Greater Washington, the Tim Johnson Memorial Scholarship, and Nationals Philanthropies.





Commentary:
The annual legislative sports tradition was first established in 1909.
The bipartisan event raised $3 million for various local Washington D.C. nonprofit organizations.

 

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Republicans extend Congressional Baseball Game winning streak with 11-2 rout​

Republicans kept their winning streak alive for the sixth year in a row Wednesday night, defeating Democrats 11-2 in the annual Congressional Baseball Game for Charity at Nationals Park.

Republicans extend Congressional Baseball Game winning streak with 11-2 rout

Republicans kept their winning streak alive for the sixth year in a row Wednesday night, defeating Democrats 11-2 in the annual Congressional Baseball Game for Charity at Nationals Park.

www.fox5dc.com

10 Jun 2026 ~~ By Isabel Soisson, Regina Yurrita and Keira Hardesty



Republicans kept their winning streak alive for the sixth year in a row Wednesday night, defeating Democrats 11-2 in the annual Congressional Baseball Game for Charity at Nationals Park.

~Snip~

This year’s event drew more than 32,000 fans and set a new fundraising record, bringing in $3.2 million for charity, according to organizers.

What we know:

The game brought together lawmakers from both parties, including a mix of returning players and well-known participants, according to FOX 5 D.C. reporting.

Democrats featured Rep. Jimmy Panetta of California and Rep. Joe Morelle of New York, both veterans of past games. On the Republican side, Rep. Greg Steube of Florida once again drew attention for his pitching, while Sen. Joni Ernst of Iowa participated, continuing her role as one of the more recognizable GOP players in the annual match-up.

Before the first pitch, lawmakers emphasized the event’s bipartisan spirit and charitable purpose, even as they acknowledged the competitive edge on both sides.

~Snip~

Dig deeper:

The Republicans entered the night with momentum, having won last year’s matchup 13–2 and holding a five-game winning streak in the series. Some GOP players said they had been practicing since April to extend that streak.

Democrats, meanwhile, fielded a lineup they hoped could shift the recent trend and secure their first victory since before the COVID-19 pandemic, according to FOX 5 D.C. reporting.

While both sides competed fiercely, the game’s outcome ultimately came down to one winner on the scoreboard—but organizers and spectators alike pointed to the larger victory off the field: raising millions for local nonprofits, including the Boys & Girls Club of Greater Washington, the Tim Johnson Memorial Scholarship, and Nationals Philanthropies.





Commentary:
The annual legislative sports tradition was first established in 1909.
The bipartisan event raised $3 million for various local Washington D.C. nonprofit organizations.

real men vs democrat pansies with blue hair, noise rings who think the have a vag........yeah, sounds right!

 

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Republicans extend Congressional Baseball Game winning streak with 11-2 rout​

Republicans kept their winning streak alive for the sixth year in a row Wednesday night, defeating Democrats 11-2 in the annual Congressional Baseball Game for Charity at Nationals Park.

Republicans extend Congressional Baseball Game winning streak with 11-2 rout

Republicans kept their winning streak alive for the sixth year in a row Wednesday night, defeating Democrats 11-2 in the annual Congressional Baseball Game for Charity at Nationals Park.

www.fox5dc.com

10 Jun 2026 ~~ By Isabel Soisson, Regina Yurrita and Keira Hardesty



Republicans kept their winning streak alive for the sixth year in a row Wednesday night, defeating Democrats 11-2 in the annual Congressional Baseball Game for Charity at Nationals Park.

~Snip~

This year’s event drew more than 32,000 fans and set a new fundraising record, bringing in $3.2 million for charity, according to organizers.

What we know:

The game brought together lawmakers from both parties, including a mix of returning players and well-known participants, according to FOX 5 D.C. reporting.

Democrats featured Rep. Jimmy Panetta of California and Rep. Joe Morelle of New York, both veterans of past games. On the Republican side, Rep. Greg Steube of Florida once again drew attention for his pitching, while Sen. Joni Ernst of Iowa participated, continuing her role as one of the more recognizable GOP players in the annual match-up.

Before the first pitch, lawmakers emphasized the event’s bipartisan spirit and charitable purpose, even as they acknowledged the competitive edge on both sides.

~Snip~

Dig deeper:

The Republicans entered the night with momentum, having won last year’s matchup 13–2 and holding a five-game winning streak in the series. Some GOP players said they had been practicing since April to extend that streak.

Democrats, meanwhile, fielded a lineup they hoped could shift the recent trend and secure their first victory since before the COVID-19 pandemic, according to FOX 5 D.C. reporting.

While both sides competed fiercely, the game’s outcome ultimately came down to one winner on the scoreboard—but organizers and spectators alike pointed to the larger victory off the field: raising millions for local nonprofits, including the Boys & Girls Club of Greater Washington, the Tim Johnson Memorial Scholarship, and Nationals Philanthropies.





Commentary:
The annual legislative sports tradition was first established in 1909.
The bipartisan event raised $3 million for various local Washington D.C. nonprofit organizations.

Wait.................wut?

No Left wing assassins this time waiting for them?

Simply amazing.

 

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