Guest Contributor
Kala‘e Kong
Kala‘e Kong is a student at Saint Louis School and a staff reporter for the school newspaper.
Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2021
What Hawaiʻi’s Constitution Can Teach Us About Tackling The National Debt
A balanced budget is the only way to maintain fiscal discipline.
Michael Evans/Ronald Reagan Library
The Case For The Conservative Party Of Hawai’i
Republicans under Trump are no longer supporting true conservative principles. It’s time for a third political movement.
David Croxford/Civil Beat/2024
Want To Diversify The Local Economy? Make Hawaiʻi Pro-Business
There can be no real progress until there are incentives to encourage entrepreneurship and private enterprise.
Kim Gamel/Civil Beat/2024
What The American Conservative Movement Can Teach Hawaiʻi Republicans
The local GOP should look beyond practical solutions to the state’s problems and work to ingrain itself into the political culture.
David Croxford/Civil Beat/2024
Government Alone Can’t Fix The Affordable Housing Crisis
Public-private partnerships should be further developed to put an end to the shortage of units.
Léo Azambuja/Civil Beat/2024
Want To Increase Political Diversity In Hawaiʻi? Encourage Civic Engagement
It is crucial our state fosters an environment that encourages candidates from other parties to run for office.