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Source #79279

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TitleWikipedia entry 'Hank Johnson' (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hank_Johnson)
Original URL(none — typed-API result with no web URL)
PublicationDirected Inquiry — Web Search
Source typeweb_search
Date2010-01-01
EntityHenry Calvin Johnson Jr.
Captured2026-10-01T08:10:26.528Z UTC
Hash computed at2026-10-01T08:10:26.528Z UTC
SHA-2569450f07aa08bfa5d72847c80031f464aef27abc84a4f661b9ec392b2114213f1
Content length224 bytes
Content preview (first 800 chars) 
Wikipedia records that in 2010 Johnson suggested before a House Armed Services Committee hearing that relocating Navy personnel to Guam could cause the island to 'tip over and capsize', a remark widely used to discredit him.

Verifying this receipt

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