Florida U.S. Rep Michael Waltz: “Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was denied entry to Monson Motor Lodge, the only place he was arrested in…”

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Florida U.S. Rep Michael Waltz: “Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was denied entry to Monson Motor Lodge, the only place he was arrested in…”
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Jan 17, 2023
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Michael Waltz tweeted the following:

“Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was denied entry to Monson Motor Lodge, the only place he was arrested in Florida, while in St. Augustine peacefully protesting for civil rights in America.
Today, we remember his bravery in the face of hatred. May we follow his courageous footsteps.”
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Here are other recent tweets from Michael Waltz:

“The last few years have been incredibly damaging for our military because of politicization.
We WILL change this! twitter.com/foxnews/status” on Jan. 14
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“More and more of the iceberg coming into view. twitter.com/lucasfoxnews/s” on Jan. 14
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“Other universities should follow University of Floridas lead! twitter.com/tb_times/statu” on Jan. 13
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