Florida U.S. Rep Michael Waltz: “No bonus points for noticing these lows came on the eve of World War II and before the 9/11 attacks….”

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Florida U.S. Rep Michael Waltz: “No bonus points for noticing these lows came on the eve of World War II and before the 9/11 attacks….”
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Feb 17, 2023
ByWest Volusia News
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Michael Waltz tweeted the following:

“No bonus points for noticing these lows came on the eve of World War II and before the 9/11 attacks. Those defense troughs didnt last.”
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Here are other recent tweets from Michael Waltz:

“Defense spending as a share of GDP fell to 3% last year, far below the 4.3% averageThe only times in history that U.S. defense spending fell this low were in 1940 and 1998-2001. wsj.com/articles/joe-b“
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“Good times serving lunch to Palatkas own City Commissioner Rufus Borom and Mayor Robbi Correa. Were ready to get to work together to serve our communities!” on Feb. 15
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“Whats a day in the life of a Congressman really like? Had a great time answering that question and so many more from Matanzas High School @MHSPirateNation students. Our future is bright!” on Feb. 15
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