Category: Open Forum
Voting Criteria – The Party or the Person?
Electing the right person to serve in public office is about more than just choosing someone with a good heart who cares deeply about the community.
Clear Away Legal Barriers To Hasten Lahaina Homebuilding
One clear example is the story of the Ohana Hope Village.
Balikboto: Dual Citizenship & the Power of Participation
As dual citizens, Filipino Americans are not only granted the right to vote but also other privileges and duties, such as the ability to own properties and contribute through taxes.
Biden Is Fit To Run For President. He’s Already Doing It Well
Rather than focusing on his words, we gain a better insight into the Biden candidacy in other ways.
Tax Relief In Hawaii Isn’t Just Affordable, It’s Vital
In particular, they worry that our lawmakers will try to pass a bunch of tax hikes next year to make up for it, or else make big cuts in essential government services.
Maui TVR ‘Phase Out’ Wrong Means For Good Goal
In his May 2 news conference announcing his plan, Mayor Bissen said his priority was to secure housing for Maui’s local residents — and who can argue with that?
Huge Tax Cut Leads Way Of Legislature’s Achievements
But this year is different. This year, there are four big reasons to say “Thank you” to our legislators, our legislative leaders and Gov. Josh Green. Best of all, your wallet is going to be saying “Thank you” too.
New PLA Mandate Another Hit To Hawaii’s Cost Of Living
In reality, they keep piling on rules that add to the cost of government, which leads to higher taxes and ultimately a higher cost of living.
Cutting State Spending To Help Lahaina Is Only Real Choice
by Keli‘i Akina By their nature, emergencies tend to be sudden and unforeseen. As the devastating example of Lahaina has shown us, emergencies can come [Read More…]
Improve Hawaii healthcare via GET exemption
by Ted Kefalas You’ve probably heard the old saying, “An apple a day keeps the doctor away.” But in Hawaii, it’s actually the general excise [Read More…]
