Luke Sestero retweeted
"The PGA of America is supposed to go back to Bethpage in 2033 with the PGA Championship. That should not happen. These people do not deserve a major championship."
"Maybe golf in its entirety needs to take the Augusta National model. No phones, no tolerance, no second chance."
Agree with @eamonlynch?
Luke Sestero retweeted
🚨 JUST IN: It's been confirmed that Trump Accounts can grow to $191,000 THOUSAND dollars from age 0 to 18, and then to over $2 MILLION up to retirement, with the maximum contribution of $5,000 per year
To start,
Trump seed money: +$1,000
Michael Dell: +$250
This will teach American kids about saving VERY early, and the government can't touch this money. You don't even need to make the $5K max to get a huge benefit from this.
Incredible idea. This is how you help the next generation 🇺🇸🇺🇸
Luke Sestero retweeted
Michael Jordan when asked about load management around the league:
“It shouldn’t be needed…I never wanted to miss a game, because it was an opportunity to prove — I want to impress that guy, way up in the top, who worked his a*s off to come and watch me”
via: @NBAonNBC
Luke Sestero retweeted
Not many people can run a $2.4 trillion company and he’s making less than countless pro athletes. Stop worrying about how much others make and look at what they produce and contribute to society. This narrow-minded thinking holds us back.
Luke Sestero retweeted
Everyone always talks about the cheap concessions or the limited commercials, but Augusta's no-phone policy is by far the best rule in sports.
No phones, just living in the moment.
Luke Sestero retweeted
Does any US citizen vote on elections in Japan? Or France? Or Spain? Of course not. You should have to be a US citizen to vote in US elections. To allow non citizens to vote is a threat to this country and any govt official allowing that should be prosecuted for treason.
Luke Sestero retweeted
Thank you for pointing this out Elon. How about we take care of Americans first? Maybe we can start by helping our Veterans or fellow Americans in need before we misallocate funds from their intended purpose.
The @DOGE team just discovered that FEMA sent $59M LAST WEEK to luxury hotels in New York City to house illegal migrants.
Sending this money violated the law and is in gross insubordination to the President’s executive order.
That money is meant for American disaster relief and instead is being spent on high end hotels for illegals!
A clawback demand will be made today to recoup those funds.
Luke Sestero retweeted
Two of my goals for 2025.
I know they are impossible, but I will give it my all. 😀
GOAL ONE:
Getting all golfers to understand that a full wedge from 100 yards is NOT better than a half wedge from 50 yards.
GOAL TWO:
"Never up, never in" is a BAD mindset for mid-range and long-range putts.
Luke Sestero retweeted
California store prices items at $951 so shoplifters can be charged with grand theft
Luke Sestero retweeted
We’re ok if you don’t…honestly/no offense. We’ve taken on a ton of people from Oregon and west coast last few years. I believe half your state wants to secede here? We promise we’re good. Good luck this season! Tune in on Fox 🙏🏼 You should be with fam on 🦃 #BleedBlue
Luke Sestero retweeted
Following elimination, Coastal Carolina’s coach had plenty of time to explain what he thinks is wrong with the NIL era of college sports
Luke Sestero retweeted
Biden Proposes $2 Trillion Bill To Study What's Causing Inflation Rates To Rise buff.ly/3vW1iQ1
Luke Sestero retweeted
Student loan forgiveness sounds great for borrowers overburdened with high interest rate debts they cannot repay. The problem is that the subsidy appears to go principally to more affluent families at the cost of burdening those who didn’t attend college or whose parents saved to send their kids to school.
It should be illegal for a president to buy votes by transferring funds from certain citizens to others he believes are more likely to support him in an election.
Penn-Wharton: Biden's new student loan plan will cost taxpayers another $84B, bringing total to $559B.
The biggest winners are 750,000 people with 20 years in repayment.
Their average debt relief is $25,500+ and average household income is $312,000+.
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