Florida U.S. Rep Michael Waltz: “Just YESTERDAY Biden claimed climate change poses the biggest national security threat- more so than…”

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Florida U.S. Rep Michael Waltz: “Just YESTERDAY Biden claimed climate change poses the biggest national security threat- more so than…”
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Feb 2, 2023
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Michael Waltz tweeted the following:

“Just YESTERDAY Biden claimed climate change poses the biggest national security threat- more so than nuclear war.
Oh and Xi has very publicly called on his military to prepare for war. twitter.com/rolandsmartin/“
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Here are other recent tweets from Michael Waltz:

“Biden has lied about the Afghanistan withdrawal, our Southern Border, inflation, and so much more. Americans are tired of it and want authentic, trustworthy, and straight-shooting leadership in Washington.” on Jan. 31
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“Xi is telling his military to prepare for war. Meanwhile, Pentagon leadership is more concerned about climate and DEI than readiness.” on Jan. 31
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“The CCP is preparing RIGHT NOW to sink our aircraft carriers and expand their nuclear arsenal.
BUT Xi’s real theory of victory is rooted in choking us off economically from the world by shutting off our access to our critical supply chains.” on Jan. 31
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