12-13-2025, 04:08 AM
Love the quote from him,“stepping outside lines drawn by people in power when residents like us don’t fit in.""
I researched the law Brenton was charged with, known as "Hawaii's Fair Treatment" and found that it was rooted in the initial creation of the State ethics code and subsequent amendments.
The foundation of the creation of the State's ethics code was done during the 1968 State Constitutional Convention, the first one held after Hawaii became the 50th State. It was codified into law as Act 163 during the 1972 State legislative session and has since been revised and adopted as HRS§84-13.
Brenton was born in 1986.
So Brenton complaining of "lines drawn by people in power" and all that mush mash, occurred 18 years before he was born and was enacted into law 14 years before he was born.
As for only having $700.00 in his bank, I in now way am going to question how he spends his money, but consider that he is drawing a salary of $74,160 a year ($35.65 per hour based on a 40 hour work week) and from what I can tell is married with one child. Imagine being a single mother of 2 or 3 kids earning $14.00 an hour working at WalMart on a 28 to 32 hour work week. And then take away her SNAP benefits.
Yeah - poor poor Brenton.
I researched the law Brenton was charged with, known as "Hawaii's Fair Treatment" and found that it was rooted in the initial creation of the State ethics code and subsequent amendments.
The foundation of the creation of the State's ethics code was done during the 1968 State Constitutional Convention, the first one held after Hawaii became the 50th State. It was codified into law as Act 163 during the 1972 State legislative session and has since been revised and adopted as HRS§84-13.
Brenton was born in 1986.
So Brenton complaining of "lines drawn by people in power" and all that mush mash, occurred 18 years before he was born and was enacted into law 14 years before he was born.
As for only having $700.00 in his bank, I in now way am going to question how he spends his money, but consider that he is drawing a salary of $74,160 a year ($35.65 per hour based on a 40 hour work week) and from what I can tell is married with one child. Imagine being a single mother of 2 or 3 kids earning $14.00 an hour working at WalMart on a 28 to 32 hour work week. And then take away her SNAP benefits.
Yeah - poor poor Brenton.
“I could say the stupidest things and you’d clap”
-DJT
-DJT