Florida U.S. Rep Michael Waltz: “It would be CATASTROPHIC to ever lose Diego Garcia or allow China to build a base nearby, especially…”

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Florida U.S. Rep Michael Waltz: “It would be CATASTROPHIC to ever lose Diego Garcia or allow China to build a base nearby, especially…”
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Dec 20, 2022
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Michael Waltz tweeted the following:

“It would be CATASTROPHIC to ever lose Diego Garcia or allow China to build a base nearby, especially after the Biden admin abandoned Bagram AND as China spends billions on its military buildup. twitter.com/repwaltzpress/“
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Here are other recent tweets from Michael Waltz:

“We need ironclad assurances from the Brits that these negotiations wont harm our military positioning in the Indian Ocean or allow the Chinese military to fill a potential vacuum. twitter.com/robcrilly/stat“
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“Coming up at 9:15 am ET on @FoxBusiness @Varneyco. Be sure to tune in!”
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“This is so wrong. @SecDef is abandoning this service members family by cutting off his pay over a tragic accident.
Fix this! twitter.com/foxnews/status“
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