THIS, HOWEVER, IS NOT AN APRIL FOOLS BIT
Watch this YouTube video. Watch it and then feel sorry for the citizens of DeKalb County, Georgia. The star of this video is one Hank Johnson. He is questioning Navy Admiral Robert Willard, the commander of the Navy's Pacific Fleet. about some troop movements involving the island of Guam. Now seriously .. I want you to watch this. You'll be rewarded, I promise. About 1:20 into this clip you will hear Congressman Hank Johnson .. a Democrat (naturally) representing Georgia's 4th congressional district ... tell this Navy Admiral that he has some concerns about the addition of 8000 additional Navy personnel and their families to the island. Now ... and trust me, I looked for an April Fools element to this ... you are going to hear Hank Johnson express a concern that with 8000 more people Guam might -----
---- well hold on a minute. We'll get to Johnson's statement in a second. But KUAM, the Island Pride Station on Guam said that this was "the kind of moment that makes you ask yourself 'Did that just happen'?" Did WHAT just happen? Well ... Johnson actually told the Admiral that he was concerned that with the additional 8000 people on the island Guam might "tip over and capsize."
Can't you just imagine what this Admiral Willard must have been thinking? Here's this graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy listening to some moonbat member of the House Armed Services Committee expressing concerns that Guam is going to tip over. That was after he listened to Johnson's inane rambling about the size of Guam, using phrases like "least widest." Is there some sort of a medal we could give Admiral Willard for not laughing in the face of this fool? Instead, the Admiral, with remarkable restraint, merely said "We don't anticipate that."
Hank Johnson makes $174,000 a year as a Congressman. Could you imagine anyone paying him one-tenth that in the private sector?
OH ... maybe I should tell you that the person Johnson defeated to get this seat was none other than Cynthia McKinney. Clearly the people of the 4th Congressional District of Georgia are getting exactly what they deserve.
What will Hank Johnson do to try to quell the hilarity? He'll say it was all a joke. That's really the only defense he has here.
---- well hold on a minute. We'll get to Johnson's statement in a second. But KUAM, the Island Pride Station on Guam said that this was "the kind of moment that makes you ask yourself 'Did that just happen'?" Did WHAT just happen? Well ... Johnson actually told the Admiral that he was concerned that with the additional 8000 people on the island Guam might "tip over and capsize."
Can't you just imagine what this Admiral Willard must have been thinking? Here's this graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy listening to some moonbat member of the House Armed Services Committee expressing concerns that Guam is going to tip over. That was after he listened to Johnson's inane rambling about the size of Guam, using phrases like "least widest." Is there some sort of a medal we could give Admiral Willard for not laughing in the face of this fool? Instead, the Admiral, with remarkable restraint, merely said "We don't anticipate that."
Hank Johnson makes $174,000 a year as a Congressman. Could you imagine anyone paying him one-tenth that in the private sector?
OH ... maybe I should tell you that the person Johnson defeated to get this seat was none other than Cynthia McKinney. Clearly the people of the 4th Congressional District of Georgia are getting exactly what they deserve.
What will Hank Johnson do to try to quell the hilarity? He'll say it was all a joke. That's really the only defense he has here.
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