Were Civil Beat really concerned about Kai Kahele, running for Governor?
Did any part of Ms. Watson’s article ever mention about Kahele, even if she was tied to Kahele, as they claimed?
Why did Civil Beat become so paranoid that they needed to delete the article, which already had been published, and also led to Ms. Watson’s resignation from such role in Civil Beat?
In fact, (although I don’t believe so), even if her article meant his stepping up such ladders, I don’t think something to worry much as a non profit newspaper, since many other politicians also went thru such steps.
Nevertheless, I still believe Ms.Watson’s article was rather more about me, (fresh start, fresh face, and having fresh ideas), than Kahele.
So many more questions can be drawn into this case.
Aloha.