Grassroot Institute President Akina was recently interviewed by Hawaii News Now on the public fallout from the revelation that state officials improperly received free golf outings.
by Andrew Walden Released today, the Education Week magazine Diplomas Count 2013 graduation figures don’t look good for the Hawaii Department of Education. Hawaii ranks 44th in the nation for graduation rates with only 67.2% of the students entering 9th grade graduating from the 12th. From 2000 to 2010, the
“What would an enemy want to do to the people of Hawaii during war time? They would want to cut us off from international shipping. Well, this is what the law does to us all the time.”
Akina said according to Bloomberg Journal, of all the 50 states, Hawaii is hurt the most by the Jones act. Without the law, our prices for almost everything in the islands could fall by more than 30 percent.
“I think we need to focus on living within our means and not expanding.” said Tim Lussier, executive director of the Grassroot Institute of Hawaii
GRIH’s Cody Hensarling was interviewed by Hawaii News Now’s Tim Sakihara on the 6 o’clock news on May 21st, 2012. The topic of discussion was the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals upcoming conference in Maui and whether or not this constitutes wasteful spending. The video of what aired on the
This interview was originally published May 6, 2011, in the Honolulu Star-Advertiser. Photo by Craig T. Kojima. ########## Richard “Dick” Rowland was 71 when he set up the Grassroot Institute of Hawaii with the goal of educating isle residents about individual liberty, the free market and limited government. That was 10
Grassroot Institute of Hawaii President Jamie Story makes an appearance on Fox News explaining the consequences of the Abercrombie bill that would move a military base on Japan to Guam.
This interview originally appeared in the Honolulu Star-Bulletin on July 6, 2009. * * * * * * * * * * Jamie Story gets paid for promoting principles she believes in, which in her case are “smaller, more accountable government and greater individual freedom.” Story is president of the Grassroot
The Grassroot Institute of Hawaii recently unveiled a new website — HawaiiVotes.org — during a presentation at the State Capitol. The following is a clip about the new website too that appeared on from a KITV newscast that evening. The online tool lets enables voters to track the actions of
Grassroot Institute President Akina was recently interviewed by Hawaii News Now on the public fallout from the revelation that state officials improperly received free golf outings.
by Andrew Walden Released today, the Education Week magazine Diplomas Count 2013 graduation figures don’t look good for the Hawaii Department of Education. Hawaii ranks 44th in the nation for graduation rates with only 67.2% of the students entering 9th grade graduating from the 12th. From 2000 to 2010, the
“What would an enemy want to do to the people of Hawaii during war time? They would want to cut us off from international shipping. Well, this is what the law does to us all the time.”
Akina said according to Bloomberg Journal, of all the 50 states, Hawaii is hurt the most by the Jones act. Without the law, our prices for almost everything in the islands could fall by more than 30 percent.
“I think we need to focus on living within our means and not expanding.” said Tim Lussier, executive director of the Grassroot Institute of Hawaii
GRIH’s Cody Hensarling was interviewed by Hawaii News Now’s Tim Sakihara on the 6 o’clock news on May 21st, 2012. The topic of discussion was the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals upcoming conference in Maui and whether or not this constitutes wasteful spending. The video of what aired on the
This interview was originally published May 6, 2011, in the Honolulu Star-Advertiser. Photo by Craig T. Kojima. ########## Richard “Dick” Rowland was 71 when he set up the Grassroot Institute of Hawaii with the goal of educating isle residents about individual liberty, the free market and limited government. That was 10
Grassroot Institute of Hawaii President Jamie Story makes an appearance on Fox News explaining the consequences of the Abercrombie bill that would move a military base on Japan to Guam.
This interview originally appeared in the Honolulu Star-Bulletin on July 6, 2009. * * * * * * * * * * Jamie Story gets paid for promoting principles she believes in, which in her case are “smaller, more accountable government and greater individual freedom.” Story is president of the Grassroot
The Grassroot Institute of Hawaii recently unveiled a new website — HawaiiVotes.org — during a presentation at the State Capitol. The following is a clip about the new website too that appeared on from a KITV newscast that evening. The online tool lets enables voters to track the actions of