Thank you JVP-Hawaii's Rose Elovitz for today's LTE in the Honolulu Star Advertiser. What were our elected officials thinking??

From the middle of the Pacific, the people exercise their power to make good trouble this Labor Day.

This Labor Day The people in Honolulu rallied for so many reasons: to keep America free, for immigrants, for the young and the old who are suffering the cruelties of this administration @maddow.msnbc.com

@hawaiinewsnow.com The honking of horns by passing motorists, the diversity of signs and the hundreds of people lining the streets in front of the State Capitol spoke for those who say NO to cruelty and the betrayal of long cherished American values. Human decency. Democracy. The people have power.

September 1-Labor Day Rally for "Workers, NOT Billionaires." Join one near you. Wherever you are. Whoever you are.

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Mereana T.
Māori Trust Rep

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I so completely believe this. This is why my sign at all the rallies I attend says NO.

Rev Barber reminds us that while Executive Orders can be stopped with legal action, the damage wreaked by the GOP budget, if it passes, cannot be undone. RAISE YOUR VOICES and say NO!

Exactly! Which is why my sign at every rally is just this:

TRUE

HANDS OFF Rally Honolulu: An estimated 3000-5000 turned out in Honolulu and there were protests on the Neighbor islands as well. From adorable young activists to outraged seniors --we came together to say NO to the madness and the cruelty.

@maddow.msnbc.com another protest in Honolulu in the spirit of a local hero @lawrenceodonnell.msnbc.com @lastword.msnbc.com