Remember when <a href="https://twitchy.com/samj/2019/12/20/oh-noez-not-a-strongly-worded-letter-rep-hank-johnson-dude-who-claimed-guam-will-tip-over-gets-all-big-and-bad-with-ag-barr-n1406346" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Rep. Hank Johnson said Guam</a> would capsize due to overpopulation? We do. Rep. Johnson's a peach, and that's not just because he's from Georgia. He really doesn't like Donald Trump, <a href="https://twitchy.com/samj/2019/12/20/oh-noez-not-a-strongly-worded-letter-rep-hank-johnson-dude-who-claimed-guam-will-tip-over-gets-all-big-and-bad-with-ag-barr-n1406346" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">or his voters</a> for that matter.

And he's going to really not like this news:

The Dems probably want it to capsize now.

Oh, how we wish a journalist would ask him about this.

 {ai:summary}<p>Republicans are favored to flip Guam's legislature for the first time since 2008, a significant political shift given the territory's recent Democratic leanings. This development has sparked reactions, including references to Rep. Hank Johnson's past comments about Guam's stability.</p><p>The potential Republican victory in Guam, alongside a conservative woman leading in Puerto Rico's governorship race, indicates a broader trend that could influence future elections. Observers note the implications of these changes, despite Guam's lack of electoral votes. #politics</p>

Quick, Call Rep. Hank Johnson! Guam Didn't Capsize, but Does Flip Republican for First Time Since 2008

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