The pakalolo bill anyway.

you!  dog gone it!  CLICK BAIT!

 

“We recognize that now is not the opportune time for its implementation, as we navigate the challenges of managing the largest wildfire recovery efforts in Hawaii’s history.” - Kyle Yamashita

“We recognize that now is not the opportune time for its implementation, as we navigate the challenges of managing the largest wildfire recovery efforts in Hawaii’s history.” - Kyle Yamashita

not sure what that's got to do with the price of tea in china, what one has to do with the other, but if they cite that as the reason for allowing SB3196 to die, I would be very agreeable, and suddenly say, "for sure, that makes a lot of sense."  and include that with my next-year's testimony.

not sure what that's got to do with the price of tea in china, what one has to do with the other, but if they cite that as the reason for allowing SB3196 to die, I would be very agreeable, and suddenly say, "for sure, that makes a lot of sense."  and include that with my next-year's testimony.

Maybe the legislature could pass a resolution to introduce no new bills that involve funding of any sort until every single home destroyed in the fire has been rebuilt and the victims given the opportunity to return -- which includes repairing roads and utilities.

Maybe the legislature could pass a resolution to introduce no new bills that involve funding of any sort until every single home destroyed in the fire has been rebuilt and the victims given the opportunity to return -- which includes repairing roads and utilities.

 
No kick back in dat !

No kick back in dat !

Yeah, a resolution wouldn't stop a tyrannical governor.  It would have to become law -- which can be vetoed by the same tyrannical governor.

But, we can dream!