Oklahoma U.S. Rep Tom Cole: “#OnThisDay in 1802, Congress passed the act establishing the @WestPoint_USMA. Since then, 4 more academies…”

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Oklahoma U.S. Rep Tom Cole: “#OnThisDay in 1802, Congress passed the act establishing the @WestPoint_USMA. Since then, 4 more academies…”
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Mar 18, 2022
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Tom Cole tweeted the following:

“#OnThisDay in 1802, Congress passed the act establishing the @WestPoint_USMA. Since then, 4 more academies including @NavalAcademy, @AF_Academy, @UsmmaO & @USCGAcademy have been founded to shape, teach & train America’s future military leaders.”
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Here are other recent tweets from Tom Cole:

“One of my greatest honors each year is getting to nominate young leaders from #OK04 for potential appointment to 4 of these 5 academies.
If this is something you’re considering, find more info on this process below
cole.house.gov/services/milit“
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“President Zelenskyy’s address to Congress was clear & resolute: Ukraine needs our support. As an ardent defender of freedom, the U.S. must support them in their most dire hour & send a clear message to Putin that we won’t stand for his lawless behavior.
cole.house.gov/media-center/p“
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“While runaway inflation has been exacerbated by Putin’s egregious invasion of Ukraine, don’t buy into the lie that it’s the sole cause. Remember, inflation has been on the rise since @POTUS entered office & began peddling expensive proposals & disastrous economic policies. twitter.com/FoxNews/status” on March 15
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