Watch: Hank ‘Guam Might Capsize’ Johnson Releases Anti-Trump Song and Good Lord, Make It Stop
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Representative Hank Johnson (D-GA), famously known for his comment about Guam potentially tipping over, has released an anti-Trump song on social media for reasons only he might understand.

It’s hard to believe his team allowed this to go public. They should have taken any measure necessary, even preventing him from posting it, to ensure this never reached the audience.

Johnson uploaded the video to his X account, where he is celebrating June as Black Music Month. 

“This year, I thought to bring you all another musical performance,” he shared. “Here is my version of ‘Hey Joe’ by the iconic rock legend, Jimi Hendrix.”

The result – How about, ‘Hey No’?


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