Florida U.S. Rep Michael Waltz: “The State Department should focus on its thousands of backlogged Afghan allies instead of waging war…”

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Florida U.S. Rep Michael Waltz: “The State Department should focus on its thousands of backlogged Afghan allies instead of waging war…”
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Jan 20, 2023
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Michael Waltz tweeted the following:

“The State Department should focus on its thousands of backlogged Afghan allies instead of waging war on fonts. twitter.com/foxnews/status“
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Here are other recent tweets from Michael Waltz:

“Please continue to keep Rep. Steube and his family in your prayers. twitter.com/repgregsteube/“
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“Exactly why we should pass our bill to use military force against these cartels. @DanCrenshawTX twitter.com/nypost/status/” on Jan. 18
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“So many veterans have exhausted their own savings to bring home the Afghan allies they fought alongside of that the Biden Admin left behind.
Detaining Abdul Wasi Safi, a man who has put his life on the line for our country, is outrageous. Release him.” on Jan. 18
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