COnAms on the ballot (Read 80 times)

ren

COnAms on the ballot
« on: September 24, 2026, 07:28:41 PM »
Got this in email. I didn't read the actual amendments. Hope these interpretations aren't true...

HONOLULU CITY CHARTER AMENDMENTS

Aloha!

Ballots are expected to arrive by October 16th, which is 3 weeks from now.  These ballots will include TWENTY proposed amendments to the Honolulu City Charter (that amounts to TWO 8.5 x 14” double-sided pages).

As usual, each  amendment is written as a well-crafted, harmless sales pitch, with no mention of potential consequences.   Sounds good.  Why not?

~  If #6 passes, every person, every illegal alien, every visitor who sets foot on Hawaiian soil will automatically receive the full constitutional rights of an American citizen, and our police will be required to enforce this.

~  If #16 passes, non-citizen residents will be allowed to serve on boards and commissions, and Oahu’s leadership will consist of people whose loyalty lies with other countries.

~ If #5 passes, Hawaii will adopt rank choice voting.  Does anyone even know what this is?  They don’t explain it because it’s too complicated.  We haven’t even solved our current mail-in vote problem re the thousands of Kauai ballots with missing envelopes.  The Office of Elections refuses to do an audit.  They have even blocked the Election Commission from meeting.  And now they are trying to make their dog & pony show even more complicated.   


~ If several of these amendments pass, our tax dollars  that are going to unelected bureaucrats with no required criteria, oversight or accountability, will become a permanent part of our founding document.

For a conservative viewpoint, Brett Kulbis discusses each of these amendments in his substack blog “Duty Is Ours.”  He divided them into four categories.

Part 1 - FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY:
https://brettkulbis.substack.com/p/honolulu-charter-amendments-part?r=2re4nd&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=email

Part 2 - ELECTIONS/LAW ENFORCEMENT/PUBLIC ACCOUNTABILITY:
https://brettkulbis.substack.com/p/honolulu-charter-amendments-part-bd4?r=2re4nd&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=email

Part 3 - HOUSING/LAND/SPECIAL FUNDS:
https://brettkulbis.substack.com/p/honolulu-charter-amendments-part-1f8?r=2re4nd&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=email

Part 4 - GOVERNANCE & ELEGIBILITY
https://brettkulbis.substack.com/p/honolulu-charter-amendments-part-69f?r=2re4nd&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=email


Deeds Not Words

Westside_Redneck

Re: COnAms on the ballot
« Reply #1 on: Today at 09:41:06 AM »
  We haven’t even solved our current mail-in vote problem re the thousands of Kauai ballots with missing envelopes.  The Office of Elections refuses to do an audit.  They have even blocked the Election Commission from meeting.  And now they are trying to make their dog & pony show even more complicated.   

How recent is the case of the missing Kauai ballot envelopes? Could this be the real reason Derek Kawakami won the primary to be Josh Green's replacement lieutenant Governor this year?

Either way, unless Trump activates the military here, the only way we are going to beat the Dems at the polls in November is by doing the following

  • Recruit, encourage, entice whatever you gotta do to get non-voters to vote against the establishment by voting for anybody that doesn't have an "D" next to their name. Convince them how the democrats have made everything worse and throw facts, logic anecdotal evidence at them, whatever it takes to boost the number of participants. The State's total voting turnout population is normally under 30% FYI
  • If you receive a mail in ballot, HOLD ONTO IT. DO NOT CAST A VOTE! Wait until Election Day to submit it
  • On election day, drop off your ballot at the nearest in person voting service center. If there are no in person polling places available to you, drop it off at a ballot dropbox and do it early in the day so it could be counted by the evening. Heck in this state there are no rules on ballot harvesting, we can use that loophole against them!
  • The idea is if we flood the ballots coming in on election day with all "R" ballots the officials won't have enough time to generate enough "fake votes" to counter our counts in time. "Too Big to Rig" ~ Donald J Trump



QUIETShooter

Re: COnAms on the ballot
« Reply #2 on: Today at 10:59:33 AM »
The hawaii government is the LARGEST employer of the state.

State Government
City and County
UH
Dept. of bullshit oh sorry Education
And all the other little agencies here and there to create jobs for incompetent people, but remember now, they also hire other incompetents to do their jobs so they no have to do notting.

And all of them vote D because if they don't, dey nomo job.

Then get all the Unions.  The dems help them get non-competitive contracts.....wink wink.

Rinse and repeat, over and over.
Sometimes you gotta know when to save your bullets.