Talk:John F. Henning

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Did you know... that former U.S. Under Secretary of Labor John F. Henning (pictured) has been commended by Nancy Pelosi as "one of organized labor's greatest leaders"?

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Support for Israel claims

Several unregistered IP addresses have been added claims to this article about Henning's support for Israel. Those claims have been reverted because they are uncited. Wikipedia does not permit original research, such as family memories or "things I know because he told me". Wikipedia requires that challengeable facts be fully cited using published, unbiased, neutral materials. The contributors have provided no such citations. Moreover, I tried to find published articles that mention this, and could not. I'm not an anti-semite, despite the claims. I'm following the rules. - Tim1965 (talk) 14:43, 27 March 2017 (UTC)[reply]

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