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Orlando Sentinel Newsletters. Readership Has Its Perks. Waltz was one of House Republicans who filed an amicus brief supporting Texas' lawsuit against Georgia, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and Michigan as part of President Trump 's ongoing legal battle to reverse the election outcome. In a scathing op-ed , the Sentinel's editorial board published a mea culpa for previously supporting the congressman's reelection.

The paper explained. The Sentinel accused Waltz and his fellow Republicans of seeking to "undo years of election tradition and norms so their guy, Donald Trump, can have another four years in office.

Should the Supreme Court go along with this gambit he supports and cast aside the votes of Americans in four states, the resulting civil upheaval could be disastrous. It could take generations for the nation to recover," the Sentinel warned.

The four-county district is heavily Republican, and [Democrat Clinton] Curtis never really had a chance. Army Green Beret who served his country — is willing to undermine the nation to ensure his political party remains in control of the White House Everyone who supported Michael Waltz for Congress should feel a deep sense of remorse and regret.

We do. Waltz fired back during his appearance on "The Story with Martha MacCallum," taking exception to the paper's claim that he isn't "committed to democracy. You can keep your endorsement.