Hawaii Christian Coalition

SAME SEX EDUCATION
IN HAWAII?
A spokesperson for the Board of Education said "The Board of Education's job is to prepare students for a society founded upon civil law, law which does not discriminate based on race, religion, national origin, gender, or sexual orientation or gender identity.....The Board is committed to prepare all students for a pluralistic society, whether gay or straight....How can we expect our students to treat all people fairly when the state itself endorses public policy that some of them are worth less? As public officials it is our job to endorse policies that declare that all people are equal a society that values the contributions of all it's members." Spoken by Kim Coco Iwamoto, a transgender member of the Board of Education.
Board of Education 586-3349

A SPECIAL MESSAGE

Dear friends of Hawaii Christian Coalition:

Republican Party Convention on Kauai, May,13-15, please join me in supporting less government spending and less government taxation and free enterprise.

An American Republican I Am "And to the Republic for which it stands,One Nation under God,with Liberty and Justice for All".

Wikipedia says a Republican can refer to, an advocate of a republic, a form of government that is not a monarchy or dictatorship and is generally associated with the rule of law. The Republican Party was founded by anti-slavery activists in 1854 and quickly became the principal opposition to the Democratic Party.

Democracy is a form of government in which all citizens have an equal say in the decisions that affect their lives.In other words Majority rule". Majority rule is often listed as a characteristic of democracy.However it is also possible for a minority to be oppressed by a "tyranny of the majority" in the absence of constitutional of individual and /or group rights.

The early Republican ideology of "free labor, free land, free men, vastly differs with the Democratic ideology of supporting unionized workers and ever changing laws to suit majority rule, controlled by Democratic leadership.

I choose to be a Republican Party member because i support free labor,that is, controlling your own financial destiny,saving for your families future,by budgeting and keeping your own hard earned money.I choose to be a Repulican because i support a nation that is governed by laws and not ever changing laws to suit majority rule that results in a chaotic society.

I oppose distribution of wealth by taxation, which simply means taking money from hard working individuals to support social programs by a democratic government for non-working individuals all in the name of compassion.

I oppose free goverment spending by Democrats through heavy taxation: I CHOOSE TO BE A REPUBLICAN!!!

Mahalo & God Bless,

Garret T. Hashimoto, State Chairman
Hawaii Christian Coalition

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