President's Corner
Halloween is over, but spooky creatures still haunt us
Halloween was yesterday, but we still have a lot of spooky creatures in Hawaii to worry about. I’m thinking of the Jones Act goblin, the budget banshee and the grasping rail, among many others. The Jones Act goblin’s purpose is to frighten people…
Housing event showed value of collaboration
I often tell my colleagues at the Grassroot Institute of Hawaii that we owe it to our principles to…
Rail is a fail; who’s going to hit the brakes?
When it comes to the future of the Honolulu rail, it feels like we’re on a runaway train — pun…
Erasing progress not the way to move forward
If we want to solve Hawaii’s housing shortage, we need to embrace change. My prime example at the…
Do we really want a ‘rubber stamp’…
I’m a big fan of cooperation. My colleagues and I at the Grassroot Institute of Hawaii are always…
Peaceful disagreement and civil discourse
In the wake of the recent murder of national political activist Charlie Kirk, there has been an outpouring of confusion, speculation and misinformation about why he was targeted. So much so that I chose to wait before speaking publicly. But…
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