No matter what happens in Washington, D.C., in the coming days, here in Hawaii we need to take a deep breath and turn our focus…
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The biggest threat to democracy is not unregulated immigration, but rather the unregulated and unlimited flow of money into political campaigns on both sides of…
So who you going to vote for? Some will keep that answer private and others will wear it on their sleeve (or their car bumper…
Recently I received an email asking a simple and straightforward question that quickly became entangled in complicated thoughts and counter-thoughts. My friend asked: “I live…
So what happens next? There’s the general election of Nov. 5, the 2025 legislative session, the movement for legislative reform, and yes it’s not too…
The back side of the baby-boomer curve Getting old is something most of us don’t think much about until it actually happens. At 70, my…
Honestly, the Aug. 10 Kaua‘i primary election was pretty boring, unless of course you are council member Billy DeCosta, Ana Mo Des, Clint Yago or…
In 2022, 60 percent of primary voters or 513,715 Hawai‘i residents did not bother to vote. They chose to not even open an envelope, check…
The world is in turmoil, I cannot fix it, so I’m going for a walk. In solitude and silence except for the wash of the…
Kaua‘i County lawmakers will soon have another chance to ease the island’s critical housing shortage when a bill comes before them that would allow existing…