John Bolton, who flew to Florida to be present during the 2000 presidential election recount, assisted the State Department in drafting fact sheets about yellow cake in Iraq, and, since 2002, has repeatedly advocated for preemptively attacking Iran, as well as Cuba, Libya, and Venezuela, was fired from his post as national security adviser via a tweet by the president, who sometimes called him “Mike Bolton.”
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John Bolton, who flew to Florida to be present during the 2000 presidential election recount, assisted the State Department in drafting fact sheets about yellow cake in Iraq, and, since 2002, has repeatedly advocated for preemptively attacking Iran, as well as Cuba, Libya, and Venezuela, was fired from his post as national security adviser via a tweet by the president, who sometimes called him “Mike Bolton.”