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Following the Campaign Money Trail(s) - Guest - 10-19-2008

I urge everyone to read this report:

Major Contributors to Billy Kenoi's Hawaii County Mayoral Campaign and follow the money trail in the links.

Why is there so much off island contributions to Kenoi's Campaign?[Wink]

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RE: Following the Campaign Money Trail(s) - gtill - 10-19-2008

Got it Damon, now how about Angel's list.


RE: Following the Campaign Money Trail(s) - Guest - 10-19-2008


Not much to see... but here you go gtill:

Pilago's Money Trail

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RE: Following the Campaign Money Trail(s) - gtill - 10-19-2008

Thanks Damon, that could have helped him awhile ago when it was claimed he did accept such funds. Sure explains his underdog status for advertising.


RE: Following the Campaign Money Trail(s) - james weatherford - 10-19-2008


Really, gtill points up the issue at hand:

Advertising and campaign contributions are not what is driving the Pilago campaign, as they are the Kenoi campaign.

What the Angel Pilago campaign -- candidate, ohana, tribes of volunteers, and modest financial support -- is about community building and grassroots government. Not so, the Kenoi campaign.

Campaign donations, media sound-bite saturation, and such like, are a drag on democratic progress.
The Angel Pilago for Mayor campaign volunteers find, almost daily, as we meet and talk with intended-Kenoi voters, many are just reciting the name and know not a lot more (a few report intimidation from employers and/or unions). Once they are introduced to who Angel Pilago is and what he has done, they frequently turn -- Kenoi media blitz versus Pilago people's campaign.





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