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(07-17-2026, 06:48 AM)HiloJulie Wrote: I get the feeling that if one asked Greggor where Hawaii gets its oil from, his answer would be NAPA Auto Parts or Aloha Gas Station. I am sure Greggor will do wonders for the Puna resident in getting more studies for a boat ramp that will never be built and a road that also will never be built. And you can't go wrong with his stance on PGV and other geothermal possibilities as being "as long as it's done right."
At any event, Tam Hunt for Hawaii House District 4. A good read on Tam's take of Hawaii's new HB 1728, now Act 209, signed into law on July 8th: (Greggor co-introduced this bill. Did he ever mention it to any of you? Get your take on it? Involve you?)
How HB 1728 opens the door to government over-reach on watch catchment | by Tam Hunt | Jul, 2026 | Medium
Might as well do your politicking on the politics board..
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According to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) under Section 315 of the Communications Act, equal time for each candidate must be afforded. What's good for the goose, is good for the gander!
(07-14-2026, 07:13 PM)MyManao Wrote: That's nonsense. All I said is Greggor is the best choice of the three.. and combined they set a very low bar. Which, I'll agree, is on par with the quality of bread readily available in Hawaii.
What Greggor does have is an investment in working together with his legislative colleagues.. which is the first step towards being able to get anything done in the capital. And, a fairly wide variety of supporters..
https://voteilagan.com/home/supporters/
But hey, there's nothing to suggest that you have the wherewithal to understand the significance of that kine stuff.. so sliced bread it is.
Good idea you had here MM. GOOD IDEA!
“I could say the stupidest things and you’d clap”
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