Our fundamental societal issue may be and stem from the fact that people tend to only shout for their rights, while they don’t care much about their responsibilities as citizens.
If I get elected, (although myself not perfect), I will do my best to educate and remind public and people of this important fact.
And, I hope to be a good referee in dealing with many societal issues, with this concept.
Aloha.
Note: We may also achieve the goal of balanced understanding of the fact thru by improving our emotional (mental) health, e.g. boosting self-esteem.
I lately watched twice, (not by my choice), Dr. Green’s (State Senator’s) Ad, thru automatic feed in other segment, (very well professionally made, but STRANGELY, NO mention of which office he is running; but, he already announced he is running for Lt. Governor a long time ago).
I hope he does not change his mind; especially because of (possible) Media’s (and other special interest groups’) pressure.
Although I am willing to work with Dr. Green, if he becomes elected as my running mate (Lt. Governor) after the primary election; but, I have been concerned about his likely (probable) ties to Media, as I previously wrote in my site.
I also lately watched his platform on his site; and I liked his announcement that he is going to fight against special interest groups.
However, I hope he understands that Media are also special interest group.
Aloha.
What if Ms. Hanabusa withdraws her candidacy for governor, (without endorsing me)?
This could be a topic to those who control Hawaii politics. (In fact, they might have been ochestrating much behind Ms. Hanabusa.)
Well, if so, they might have already started their search for other candidate, in the event Ms. Hanabusa withdraws.
But, if they come up with a candidate, the candidate may be nothing much different from Ms. Hanabusa, especially if Media strongly and unfairly support the candidate.
Let us watch out and see how they (esp. Media) are going to play this senario, (if true).
Aloha.
Note: plz, remember Hawaii Democratic Party may need reform, too.