President's Corner
Honolulu’s economic revitalization office has revitalized very little
It seems that Honolulu’s Office of Economic Revitalization is very good at spending money, but not particularly effective at revitalizing the county’s economy. That’s not just my opinion. The Honolulu Office of the City Auditor released an audit …
Looking forward to the 2026 legislative session
The Hawai‘i Legislature kicked off its 2026 session this week, and it sure feels like it could be…
Alternatives to ‘pausing’ Hawaii’s…
Remember that historically big tax cut passed in 2024 that was supposed to save Hawaii taxpayers…
How to achieve a policy trifecta
What if we could help farmers, ease the housing crisis and improve Hawaii’s economy all at the same…
Three simple resolutions for Hawaii lawmakers in 2026:
The first day of 2026 was two days ago, but it’s never too late to make resolutions about how we can…
New year a good time to ditch harmful old ideas
At the dawn of a new year, it’s always nice to take stock of where we have been and where we are going. It’s also a good time to identify harmful old ideas that have done nothing to help and should be sent to the scrapyard. One of those is that more…
I bet Santa would agree about CON laws
I’ve had a funny old Christmas song running through my head lately — “Grandma Got Run Over By A…
There’s a new kids’ market in town
Want to feel inspired about the future of liberty and entrepreneurship in Hawaii — and get in some…
Lessons from Lahaina could help Hilo recover
Last weekend, separate fires in Hilo claimed the lives of two people, displaced nearly three dozen…
Lucky — and grateful — we live Hawaii
This Thanksgiving, I thought a lot about the familiar phrase “Lucky we live Hawaii.” It’s not just a…
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