Florida U.S. Rep Bill Posey: “sounds like one of the tactics Vladimir Putin would employ to tamp down on democracy and silence speech…”

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Florida U.S. Rep Bill Posey: “sounds like one of the tactics Vladimir Putin would employ to tamp down on democracy and silence speech…”
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Mar 5, 2022
ByBrevard Sun
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Bill Posey tweeted the following:

“sounds like one of the tactics Vladimir Putin would employ to tamp down on democracy and silence speech
@RepMattGaetz @RepCawthorn @RepAndyBiggsAZ
US Surgeon General orders tech companies to reveal sources of COVID-19 misinformation finance.yahoo.com/news/us-surgeo“
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Here are other recent tweets from Bill Posey:

“Saluting the valiant fight Ukraine is waging to protect its people. #StandWithUkraine” on March 1
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“Working with @RepHarshbarger to allow Americans adversely affected by vaccine mandates to sue the government for damages. Time to hold the Administration and the Washington insiders accountable (1/2)
breitbart.com/politics/2022/” on Feb. 23
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“who decided to play doctor and make folks choose between their jobs and the vaccine with absolutely NO recourse. @RepJimBanks @RepLaMalfa @TXRandy14 @RepBrianBabin @RepRalphNorman (2/2)” on Feb. 23
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