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My sincerest congratulations to editorial page editor Lucy Young-Oda for receiving second-place honors in the Carmage Walls Commentary Prize competition for editorials.
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The American people have spoken as Donald Trump will be our 47th president. Americans will enjoy a thriving and prosperous economy as Donald Trump unleashes his promised agenda of lower taxes, less regulations and affordable food and gas prices.
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Way to go America. A narcissistic felon, sexual predator, pathological liar, misogynist, dictator wannabe, anti-gay fraud was elected to the highest office in the land. But hey, he is a rich white man who says he will control women’s bodies whether they like it or not.
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In a time of profound division, our shared values, unity and national goals are being tested. Diverse perspectives strengthen democracy, yet recent years have highlighted deepening divides, affecting how we communicate, collaborate and make decisions shaping our future.
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I’ve noted a steady reduction in pro-Palestine, anti-Zionist and anti- genocidal commentary.
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Most observers expected both state constitutional amendments on the ballot Tuesday to pass: the first to remove language authorizing lawmakers to restrict same-sex marriage, the other to make the appointment process for judges more consistent.
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- By Tad Trout
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Nov. 7, 2024
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Like a summer without enjoying time at the beach or time with our families, the Fourth of July and New Year’s Eve without fireworks just doesn’t feel right.
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For Oahu voters, it was a clean sweep — approving four changes to the City Charter. Now underway will be:
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While voters throughout Hawaii, overall, swung decisively toward Democratic candidates, there’s an indication of growing Republican loyalty among island voters.
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Hawaii voters have written the final chapter in Hawaii’s marriage equality struggle. During the 1990s, Hawaii was the birthplace of the marriage equality movement that resonated around the world with landmark court cases recognizing the right of same-sex couples to marry under Hawaii’s Constitution.
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In reference to a recent article by Andre Mouchard about the news cycle amplifying fears, right now it appears politics is the main driver of our fears.
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There were only two places on Oahu where you could vote in person on Nov. 5. Polling places have been replaced by mail-in ballots and drop boxes.
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On Oct. 21, The Washington Post reported that the Israel Defense Forces shot and wounded a 13-year-old boy in Gaza. When bystanders rushed to help, they were targeted by a rocket, a tactic called a double tap strike.
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Even before election day, Hawaii Republican Party Chair Tamara McKay began urging Republican voters to be on the lookout for voting irregularities and to report anything suspicious to her.
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This election cycle, both sides fostered the worst in us — one side was led by a misogynistic, egomaniacal liar and the other led and backed by surrogates calling fellow Americans fascists, Nazis and extremists.
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Thank you, George Clooney, for your non-support of President Biden, propelling the movement to remove him from the presidential race.
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- By Jenny Delos Santos
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Nov. 6, 2024
The 2023 Hawaii Domestic Violence Counts Report found that programs helped 847 adults and children survivors in a single day.
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For most of Tuesday night, the presidential election had been too close to call — until it wasn’t.
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