Monthly Archives: February 2025

Each of us looks at the world through our own unique lens, formed by our own unique life experiences. Some of us grew up surrounded by poverty and hardship, while others enjoyed lives of wealth and privilege. We are brown, … Continue reading →

Sometimes, people in positions of leadership must step back so others may have the space to step forward. This is why I’m stepping down from The Hawai’i Alliance for Progressive Action (H.A.P.A.) Board, an organization I helped create over a … Continue reading →

If it looks like I’m “picking on the State House”, it’s because the House keeps messing up – egregiously, in your face kine messing up. The latest fiasco involves the Chair of House Finance, Rep. Kyle Yamashita, the sole sponsor … Continue reading →

TESTIMONY PROCESS QUICK STEPS (mahalo Dave Mulinix, Greenpeace Hawaii and Sherry Pollack 350Hawaii for the cut and paste) Go to the Hawaii State Legislature website https://www.capitol.hawaii.gov Log In (top right-hand corner) to take you to the “My Legislature” page. Click … Continue reading →

The Hawai’i House of Representatives has once again shown its utter disregard for the publics right to meaningfully participate in the law-making process. This time they not only shut out the public, but also shut down their own House colleagues … Continue reading →

To those FaceBook Friends who believe in and support the actions of the Trump/Musk/Vance/Hegseth administration – please unfriend me. Seriously. I’m not talking about those who simply voted for Donald Trump, I’m speaking to those of you who believe and … Continue reading →

Where were you “Pop Pop”? Where were you in 2025 when it started? Did you fight back or did you look the other way? Did you help build the walls or did you help tear them down? That’s the question … Continue reading →

Concerned Citizens For Good Governance – Press Release 02/01/25 HONOLULU, HAWAI’I – Concerned citizens from across the state have filed a lawsuit regarding the state House of Representatives’ practice of making committee decisions behind closed doors in violation of the … Continue reading →