06-05-2012, 03:32 AM
Harry Kim, like Billy Kenoi, is pretty strong on maintaining the status quo. Keep everything as close to yesterday as possible. Basically nothing of substance improved in Puna under Harry Kim. Hilo still looks at Puna as a tax mine.... extract tax money... deliver the least possible services.
Bruce McClure was Harry's Director of Public Works. I struggled for two years to get the simplest of improvements made in Pahoa - something that cost zero dollars and only required McClure to write a letter - shouldn't take that long.
So I see Harry Kim and Billy Kenoi as two peas from the same union centric pod.
Harry did get us a new water faucet on the highway....
Leadership implies that there is a direction to take. Neither Kenoi or Kim have any direction except keep things unchanged as much as possible. Weatherford is of this mold regrading PMAR too.
Bruce McClure was Harry's Director of Public Works. I struggled for two years to get the simplest of improvements made in Pahoa - something that cost zero dollars and only required McClure to write a letter - shouldn't take that long.
So I see Harry Kim and Billy Kenoi as two peas from the same union centric pod.
Harry did get us a new water faucet on the highway....
Leadership implies that there is a direction to take. Neither Kenoi or Kim have any direction except keep things unchanged as much as possible. Weatherford is of this mold regrading PMAR too.
Assume the best and ask questions.
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