On the OHA discussion

In response to the many who are asking…I’ve decided to stay out of the OHA discussion.

I was originally going to consult with my Hawaiian friends and allies across the islands, people whose judgement I trust, and then make voting recommendations.

But on third thought…have decided not to interject my opinion, no matter how well informed I might think it to be.

It just doesn’t feel right.

And I learned a long time ago, to listen to my naʻau.

I’ll keep looking into it…and exploring my own personal choices…and may even leave some blank…but I’ll not be making any public recommendations.

Good luck!

Gary

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This blog represents my thoughts as an individual person and does not represent the official position of any organization I may be affiliated with. I presently serve as volunteer President of the Hawaii Alliance for Progressive Action (H.A.P.A.) www.hapahi.org I am the former Vice-Chair of the Democratic Party of Hawaii. In another past life, I was an elected member of the Kauai County Council, a Hawaii State Senator, and Majority Leader, and the Director of Environmental Quality Control for the State of Hawaii - in an even earlier incarnation I was an entrepreneur and small business owner. Yes, I am one of the luckiest guys on the planet. Please visit my website AND sign up for my newsletter (unlike any email newsletter you have ever gotten, of that I am sure) - http://www.garyhooser.com/#four “Come to the edge.” “We can’t. We’re afraid.” “Come to the edge.” “We can’t. We will fall!” “Come to the edge.” And they came. And he pushed them. And they flew. - Christopher Logue (b.1926)
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1 Response to On the OHA discussion

  1. scottypoppins's avatar scottypoppins says:

    No worries mate, appreciate your honesty.

    I’m only picking one candidate in that category. Not selecting a Governor, not selecting Kouch nor Nadine, and selecting only four for the Kauai county council. Hopefully some progressive change can happen.

    Appreciate all that you do, take care.

    Scott Valkenaar

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