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When the news first broke I sent out “Court Says Hawaiʻi House of Representatives Violated Hawaiʻi Constitution”. If you’re interested in the fine print and details of such things – I’ve put together below, a broader legal update summarizing in … Continue reading →

As a father, grandfather, and uncle – I’d like to have a word with you all. “You ALL” means family, friends, hanai ohana, and all who are kindred spirits in this journey of life. While I certainly don’t know everything, … Continue reading →

It doesn’t matter what island or district you live in. Please help and support Nadia for election to the State House District #28 Sand Island · Iwilei · Chinatown. I’ve known and worked with Nadia Alves for many years and … Continue reading →

As mentioned in my previous post about the recent court decision in Acasio V House of Representatives, 26 is the magic number. I’m guessing because you are on this list, or have clicked on this post, that you’re serious about … Continue reading →

On Friday May 29th, 2026 – First Circuit Court Judge James Ashford ruled in Acasio V House of Representatives that the Hawaiʻi State House of Representatives violated the Hawaiʻi Constitution when the House Advisory Committee on Rules met in secret … Continue reading →

The Democratic Party of Hawai’i meets on May 29th and 30th at the Hilton Hawaiian Hotel Village – to choose a new Party Chair. Two candidates will be on the ballot, one of whom has refused to publicly declare his … Continue reading →

“Who is this guy Gary Hooser and why is he emailing me?” Excellent question, and I’ll jump right to it 😉 Probably my biggest claim to fame (besides having 4 beautiful grandchildren) is that I formerly served as a Hawaiʻi … Continue reading →

I’ll never forget my favorite uncle telling me shortly after my first successful election in a rather blunt kind of way, “Congratulations on your election, I hope you don’t turn out like all the rest.” Wow. In one short sentence, … Continue reading →

Because you took action, made the phone call, sent the email, showed up to testify, and kept pressing hard all the way through – SB2471 has been passed into law! Now known as Act 011, it restricts certain political spending … Continue reading →

How did I meet Claudette, and how did we end up making Kauaʻi our home? And how and why in the world did I get into politics? Funny you should ask. 😉 It was 46 years ago, on May 17, … Continue reading →