Florida U.S. Rep Michael Waltz: “It will be very hard to find local allies to serve alongside our troops in the next conflict because…”

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Florida U.S. Rep Michael Waltz: “It will be very hard to find local allies to serve alongside our troops in the next conflict because…”
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Jan 19, 2023
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Michael Waltz tweeted the following:

“It will be very hard to find local allies to serve alongside our troops in the next conflict because of this. This was a betrayal. twitter.com/dcexaminer/sta“
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Here are other recent tweets from Michael Waltz:

“Were not seeing any firewalls between the taxpayer funded White House counsel and Bidens personal, high-dollar lawyers and thats potentially an abuse of taxpayer dollars.”
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“Why did the DOJ opt out of sending the FBI to investigate Bidens documents?
The American people are supposed to just accept the word of Bidens personal, high-dollar lawyers and ignore the blatant double standard?”
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“By my math, the documents in Biden’s private office have been sitting there, unprotected for FIVE YEARS not 3 months and who knows their sensitivity level.
So, why trust Biden’s OWN lawyers rather than involve the FBI?” on Jan. 17
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