Bill James

Executive, Golfer, Aviator, Lover of Sinatra, The Boss, Deep Dish Pizza, Frank Lloyd Wright, Loyal Cubs, Bears,Twins fan, Tweets are my own

[Bill James @wljames3]

If America could muster 1/100th of the respect, honor, and love for each other like the Navy Midshipman and the Army Black Knights do, it would be an amazing and life changing experience for us all. I challenge each of us to show each other the same level of respect and honor.

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@harperlee789 Golf.

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JD Vance: “The November midterms give us a choice: keep fighting fraud with Republicans or send criminal fraudsters a life boat from the Democrats.”

Just a quick reminder, this administration has pardoned more fraudster than every other administration combined.

Here is an incomplete list of fraudsters pardoned by Trump/Vance. It’s incomplete because the list is so long it exceeds the X post character limits.

• Dinesh D’Souza: Convicted of campaign contribution fraud via illegal straw donations.
• Conrad Moffat Black: Convicted of mail fraud and obstruction related to business dealings.
• Michael Robert Milken: Convicted of conspiracy, securities fraud, mail fraud, and tax fraud in the 1980s junk bond/insider trading scandal.
• Philip Esformes: Convicted in one of the largest Medicare/Medicaid fraud schemes (over $1 billion in fraudulent claims via nursing homes and kickbacks).
• Salomon Melgen: Convicted of health care fraud involving tens of millions in fraudulent Medicare billing as an eye doctor.
• Faustino Bernadett (and similar health care figures like those in large-scale schemes): Convicted in health care fraud with sham contracts and kickbacks exceeding $900 million in fraudulent bills.
• Michael Ashley: Convicted of bank fraud tied to a mortgage company collapse.
• John Duncan Fordham: Convicted of health care fraud as a pharmacist.
• Steve Stockman: Convicted of mail and wire fraud, campaign finance violations, and money laundering (misusing charitable donations).
• Chris Collins: Convicted of securities fraud and insider trading (providing material nonpublic information).
• Sholom Rubashkin: Convicted of bank fraud, wire fraud, mail fraud, and money laundering in a large-scale meatpacking financial scheme.
• Judith Negron: Convicted of conspiracy to commit health care fraud, health care fraud, kickbacks, money laundering, and structuring (part of a major scheme).
• Fred Davis Clark Jr.: Convicted of bank fraud and false statements in connection with federally insured loans.
• Albert J. Pirro Jr.: Convicted of conspiracy, tax evasion, and multiple counts of fraud.
• Additional health care executives/doctors (at least 10 total in first term): Convicted in large-scale Medicare fraud schemes involving false billing and kickbacks.
• Trevor Milton: Convicted of securities fraud and wire fraud (false statements to investors about Nikola Corp. technology).
• Devon Archer: Convicted of conspiracy to commit securities fraud and securities fraud (defrauding a Native American tribe in a bond scheme).
• Brian Kelsey: Convicted of conspiring to defraud the United States and aiding excessive campaign contributions.
• Todd Chrisley and Julie Chrisley: Convicted of bank fraud, tax evasion, and conspiracy to defraud banks (over $30 million in fraudulent loans).
• George Santos: Convicted of wire fraud, identity theft, aggravated identity theft, and embezzlement/fraud from campaign donors and unemployment benefits.
• Michael Grimm: Convicted of tax fraud (underreporting income and filing false tax returns).
• Jacob Deutsch: Convicted of conspiracy to commit mail fraud and wire fraud (mortgage fraud scheme).
• Adriana Isabel Camberos (aka Adriana Shayota): Convicted of mail and wire fraud in a counterfeit 5-Hour Energy scheme (millions in restitution; previously had a related sentence commuted in first term).
• Andres Enrique Camberos: Convicted alongside his sister in the mail and wire fraud counterfeit product scheme.
• Terren Peizer: Convicted of insider trading and securities fraud (health care company scheme).
• Wanda Vázquez Garced: Convicted of campaign finance violations tied to bribery and wire fraud scheme.
• Julio Herrera Velutini: Convicted of wire fraud and related bribery/conspiracy.
• Mark Rossini: Convicted of wire fraud in the same bribery scheme.
• Michele Fiore: Convicted of wire fraud and charity fraud (misusing funds for slain officers).
• Glen Casada

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@VinnysCorner1 Boog Powell

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@Diana_8g It’s not airborne

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@Seraphinaf5 71

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@NUCLRGOLF 52 wedge most days

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@VinnysCorner1 Ernie Banks

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@PGATUOR Well was he tossing it to his caddie or the bag? Context please

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@hwinkler4real 1453

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@NUCLRGOLF Hustling the cart girl, or treating a tee box like Sergio Garcia.

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@PGATOUR @usopengolf Driver, 9 iron, putter, putter for the bogey. If it goes to plan.

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@HashemiNoosheen Beautiful tech at work

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@EllaJeanrz 10

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@KhanSaba1278 No mowing after 5pm. Sorry but not sorry. If you want to do it at 7:00am on a weekday fine. We’re all up then. Weekends anytime after 8:00am is fair game.

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@NUCLRGOLF Wind at neutral I’m covering the pond with a 6 iron

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@NUCLRGOLF Depends on where we are in the match. All square in 18 he’s putting it.

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@jetbuyer @paulmagers Todd, not to worry most of us, the wicked smart are leaving. We have a lot of money and as such can pretty much do what we wish. Have fun sitting in MN with the DFL running your life.

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@paulmagers Did they have Scott Pelley on?

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@vxylily 3 is the only solution

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@NUCLRGOLF Figure out 120 yards and in. Wedges and putting