South Carolina U.S. Rep Joe Wilson: “Grateful to co-lead w/ @RepMalinowski. Putin & his cronies have operated w/ impunity for too long….”

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South Carolina U.S. Rep Joe Wilson: “Grateful to co-lead w/ @RepMalinowski. Putin & his cronies have operated w/ impunity for too long….”
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Mar 5, 2022
ByColumbia Standard
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Joe Wilson tweeted the following:

“Grateful to co-lead w/ @RepMalinowski. Putin & his cronies have operated w/ impunity for too long. Dirty money helped finance Putin’s war on the Ukrainian people. This bill would hopefully represent some semblance of justice for the courageous people of Ukraine. #PutinsWar twitter.com/RepMalinowski/“
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Here are other recent tweets from Joe Wilson:

“Great news that the EU is has welcomed Ukraines application for membership. The US and Europe are united in support for the courageous people of Ukraine.

npr.org/2022/03/01/108” on March 2
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“Grateful to stand in solidarity for Ukraine with my congressional colleagues.” on March 2
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“As Co-Chairman of the EU Caucus, I am grateful to our European allies for their support to the courageous Ukrainian people. It is important to remember that this conflict is one-sided and waged by Putin himself. Working in concert with the EU, we can and will (1/2)” on Feb. 28
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