By Stephen Zierak Hawaii is overtaxed and overregulated, a threat to our growth, our prosperity, and the self-reliance of our citizens.
The Grassroot Institute of Hawaii is proud to announce the release of the sixth research paper in our “In Pursuit” series of policy analysis. The topic of this month’s review is the controversial legislative tactic known as “gut and replace”, with particular attention paid to how it is used here
With the recent celebration of “Earth Day,” this is a good time to reflect on the evolution of the environmental movement. April 22, 1970, was the first “Earth Day” event. In 1970, the primary goals of the environmental movement were clean air and clean water. These were goals that were
By Edward Gutteling “I’m trying to think, but nuttin’ happens!” ~ Curly Howard, The Three Stooges: Calling All Curs, 1939 ____________ All too often it seems our political leaders take actions that just don’t add up. Perhaps they didn’t think it through all the way themselves, or perhaps they really
After far too many years of FDR, Truman, Kennedy, and Johnson, Ronald Reagan gave his all for Barry Goldwater’s 1964 campaign for President. In October, Reagan addressed the people of America in one of his finest televised speeches, A Time For Choosing. He ended with this: “We can preserve for
The following letter to the editor by Dick Rowland was published April 20, 2012 in Pacific Business News. ______________ The key question not answered in the article (4/6/12 Pacific Business News “Food businesses face fee hikes”) is why hike fees or hire more inspectors? What is the problem that needs
by Mark A. Monoscalco On 3/28/12 fifty former NASA employees signed a letter to Charles Bolden, Jr., NASA Administrator.
Abraham Lincoln and the Constitution A discussion dealing with all aspects of Abraham Lincoln’s views on the Constitution could fill the better part of a semester-long course. Habeas corpus, war powers, emancipation: all these would be up for consideration. However, this lecture deals with the central question that Lincoln was
by Panos Prevedouros On March 2, 1972, a team of experts from MIT presented a groundbreaking report called The Limits to Growth. Read more in the Smithsonian Magazine.
By Stephen Zierak Hawaii is overtaxed and overregulated, a threat to our growth, our prosperity, and the self-reliance of our citizens.
The Grassroot Institute of Hawaii is proud to announce the release of the sixth research paper in our “In Pursuit” series of policy analysis. The topic of this month’s review is the controversial legislative tactic known as “gut and replace”, with particular attention paid to how it is used here
With the recent celebration of “Earth Day,” this is a good time to reflect on the evolution of the environmental movement. April 22, 1970, was the first “Earth Day” event. In 1970, the primary goals of the environmental movement were clean air and clean water. These were goals that were
By Edward Gutteling “I’m trying to think, but nuttin’ happens!” ~ Curly Howard, The Three Stooges: Calling All Curs, 1939 ____________ All too often it seems our political leaders take actions that just don’t add up. Perhaps they didn’t think it through all the way themselves, or perhaps they really
After far too many years of FDR, Truman, Kennedy, and Johnson, Ronald Reagan gave his all for Barry Goldwater’s 1964 campaign for President. In October, Reagan addressed the people of America in one of his finest televised speeches, A Time For Choosing. He ended with this: “We can preserve for
The following letter to the editor by Dick Rowland was published April 20, 2012 in Pacific Business News. ______________ The key question not answered in the article (4/6/12 Pacific Business News “Food businesses face fee hikes”) is why hike fees or hire more inspectors? What is the problem that needs
by Mark A. Monoscalco On 3/28/12 fifty former NASA employees signed a letter to Charles Bolden, Jr., NASA Administrator.
Abraham Lincoln and the Constitution A discussion dealing with all aspects of Abraham Lincoln’s views on the Constitution could fill the better part of a semester-long course. Habeas corpus, war powers, emancipation: all these would be up for consideration. However, this lecture deals with the central question that Lincoln was
by Panos Prevedouros On March 2, 1972, a team of experts from MIT presented a groundbreaking report called The Limits to Growth. Read more in the Smithsonian Magazine.
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