Completely agree with Gary and many of the comments. Hawaii is badly in need of a new political revolution. But, then, I have to ask. What happened with HAPA and the last election where it got creamed. Very few HAPA candidates managed to get elected. What went wrong? If you really, really want a revolution, then you can wait for someone else to lead it. And leading a revolution is no picnic, it's not a part-time job. It's full-on, recruiting, organizing, laying out a clear agenda and taking on the uncomfortable situation that we have here in Hawaii where everybody knows everybody and the elephant is in the living room. How is HAPA going to change? Does it really want to lead? Because if it does, it needs to step it up and get out of its comfort zone.