I hope you do win.

That said, these democrats are too dense to get any message.

n/t

Time to round up these tyrants and put them on the very unemployment lines which they perpetuate.

And my vote here to finally do some good.

I wasn’t able to contribute much, but hopefully every little bit will help.

Please keep yourself visible here on RedState, so we don’t forget about you.

Nice to see Djou here. His candidacy has great appeal and is an exceptional opportunity.

but I’m not sure Scott Brown understood it. I’m still not convinced by that guy yet.

yes, please keep us informed. good luck.

that this race was changed by Cook to “toss up” status.

This is a real pick-up opportunity, to add to the growing list of pre-midterm special election victories for the GOP.

Djou is a reasonable, balanced guy with a lot of energy and enthusiasm. Remember the election is APRIL 30TH–not in November. This is a ‘right now’ campaign.

Darn it, we’re supposed to be opposed to diversity, now we’ve got all kinds of minorities joining up with us? WTH is up with that?

/sarc

A small contribution to help you out.

Saw you with your campaign group holding signs on Kalanianiole Hwy the other day. While I can’t vote for you (Utah Res.) I can and will send some cash. Keep working hard and I think you can win this. Case and Hanabusa are both more of the same.

Good Luck Charles

Good luck to this guy and all, but c’mon… comparing his race to the one in MA? No way. Let’s not compare a House seat in a Hawaii to a Senate Seat in MA going to a Republican for the first time in 40+ years. Him winning might be a “message” but it ain’t the same message.

How’s Brown doing, by the way?

Sooner or later, civil disobedience will be something we see every day. I cannot understand how the left can expect this to end up any other way.

Only fools and zealots like Pelosi can think they can do this and not have some kind of extreme blow back.

To me, this whole time period is a nightmarish sense of deja vu.

From a rational, logical POV – many immigrants who come here are very entreprenurial. they start up small businesses at a higher rate than native born Americans. Asians have strong family values (very low divorce rates, for example), are very conservative fiscally and many come from countries that were messed up by socialism or communism. Hispanics are often Catholic (so, pro-life), have a tradition of military service and are very hard-working and family oriented.

Re. blacks – anyone who looks at the destruction of the black family under the “Great Society” or how blacks get screwed by public education (no vouchers!) or by Social Security (black men are less likely to collect than any other group)… again, it is odd to me that blacks vote so Democratic.

I think the GOP is horrible at getting out the message. I know that for years, my Mom (an Asian) thought of the GOP as “the party of the rich” and the Dems as the ones who cared about helping the average person. It took the nomination of Barack Obama to shake her up. All of a sudden, she’s voting Republican…

At any rate, I think Djou seems like an AWESOME candidate, and while a House seat doesn’t have the impact of a Senate seat, at the same time, for Barack Obama’s hometown to vote in a Republican.. that would be pretty sweet! It could be a harbinger of things to come in November…

Will contribute as I can. I just received at least my 2nd Thank You letter from Scott Brown (I’m in NY).

PDF: http://su.pr/1NM0os

Dear US Congress,
We regret to inform you that your request to serve as Chief Operating Officer – Healthcare Administration & Wealth Redistribution has been denied. The shareholders appreciate your interest and will keep you in mind for future opportunities that may arise.
After lengthy attempts to fully understand what your vision was for the role, it has become clear that your evasiveness and misdirection with regard to our inquiries indicate an underlying lack of character or, at the very least, indecisiveness and lack of self-awareness. For this role, we need an individual of utmost character, willing to listen carefully, accurately interpret the shareholders’ desires and execute effectively and in good faith on those desires. We need an individual willing and able to recognize an insolvent program, take responsibility and make it solvent or shut it down.
Upon reviewing your references, we have discovered a track record of aggressively pursuing programs that at their face can never be solvent and ultimately do not serve the shareholders to whom the programs where originally sold. You have misappropriated funds raised for Social Security and exhausted those funds on “pet projects” that do not contribute to the intent of the Social Security program. Your Medicare program denies more health care claims than any other similar insurance program in the market and is poorly managed. These two programs alone have a reported unfunded liability of $107 TRILLION dollars (source: NCPA) and yet there is no indication that you have a plan to address this huge debt that you have created for the shareholders. In fact, it has become clear that you have been integral to the current worldwide failures in the economy due to your reckless support for allocation of funds to insolvent home mortgage borrowers caused by the Community Reinvestment Act, deceptive bundling of bad loans with good loans by your Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac joint ventures and weak enforcement that you supported.
Your proposals that you present for this new role have been constantly changing, mostly incomprehensible, verbose and fact sparse and now it appears as though you have been bribing some of the management team to gain their support. This is utterly unacceptable and will result in termination of employment for many of those managers.
Initially, we were attracted by your expressed intentions, however your track record of immense failures creating and hiding insolvent programs, shifting blame, failure to address deficits promptly and to change course when desired by the shareholders, compounded by attempts to coerce support from other management force us to reject your application.
Sincerely,

United States of America Shareholders

I just sent you a contribution.Winning Hawaii 1 will be another nail in the DEms coffin.

And thank you so much for your service to our country!!