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mahina

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2. In effect yes but I think you gave him a little too much credit for foresight.

Reply to msongs (Reply #1)

Sun Jun 12, 2022, 04:35 AM

Jun 2022

What I understand from folks who work with them is the January 6 was a big 180. He didn’t want his wife and kids to be there and his family didn’t want to be there anymore either.

I don’t blame them. I certainly wouldn’t want to be there either. It’s a whole different kind of crazy they were threatening and it’s only over in our dreams or denial. Things change sometimes and this situation, things changed a lot.

I was disappointed myself but I’ve gotten used to the idea. I am relieved that is running for governor because I am really not impressed with Josh Green and Vicky leaves me cold.

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Gubernatorial candidates Kai Kahele and Josh Green address the Hawaii Democratic Party Convention [View all] mahina Jun 2022 OP

kahele used his congress seat as a jumping off point to run for governor msongs Jun 2022 #1

In effect yes but I think you gave him a little too much credit for foresight. mahina Jun 2022 #2

Kai Kahele Normanart Aug 2022 #3

Hmmm. State Senator and US Congressman mahina Aug 2022 #4

How do you assess the working relationship between Gov Ige and Josh mahina Aug 2022 #5