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Restoring public confidence: All people deserve to feel confident that their government is working for them. Neil ... http://bit.ly/9dTtPn

Remembering Cec Heftel: Hawaii lost two of its most passionate leaders yesterday. Today, as Neil learned of the ne... http://bit.ly/dsrzEE

Cec Heftel had a devotion to Hawaii that was complete. I will always cherish the memories of his warmth, kindness and good counsel.

Remembering Frank Fasi: Today, Neil was saddened to hear of the death of former Honolulu Mayor Frank Fasi. The two... http://bit.ly/anEy3D

@lisapoet mahalo for your support!

"Thank you, Mr. Mayor. Thank you, Frank Fasi," He always had an open heart and was devoted to the people of Hawaii. He will be missed.

Every Person Counts: Politics in Hawaii is not working for the people. We have a leadership vacuum that is tearing... http://bit.ly/9ScTmZ

Leadership, Commitment, and Courage: On January 24, a day before Governor Lingle delivered her State of the State ... http://bit.ly/csR4x7

@HeleWikiPaws Aloha from Team AFG 2010: School is not out today. Mahalo!

From Team AFG2010: A message from Neil on his approach to our current challenges, & getting govt back on track. www.neilabercrombie.com

Congratulations to my friend Amy Agbayani, who is receiving the HI Peacemaker Award for her lifetime of service to others. http://ow.ly/XYlE

Today, let us all honor the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, a man who defied conventional wisdom and changed the course of history.

@islandguy you're welcome, thank YOU and congratulations from Team AFG 2010!

Unconventional Wisdom: Today, we learned the results of a statewide survey conducted by KITV4 and the Honolulu Sta... http://bit.ly/6Zjtk6

http://twitpic.com/ye303 - So many friendly faces here on Kauai; so many are ready to build a better Hawaii.

http://twitpic.com/ydhya - At Tip Top on Kauai, ran into Mayor Cravalho.

http://twitpic.com/yde2q - Starting the day on Kauai with Ron wiley on KONG radio.

http://twitpic.com/y54h9 - Mahalo! @Aweau of Team AFG 2010 is recording an endorsement video for the campaign.

Hey! I'm live on Ustream from my iPhone - http://ustre.am/2JIj

http://twitpic.com/y4ynf - Good to see so many people at tonight's grassroots meeting!



02-08-2010 - Restoring public confidenceAll people deserve to feel confident that their government is working for them. Neil believes the next Governor of Hawaii needs to restore the public’s faith in government, which includes ensuring that taxes are fair and being spent wisely.

Last week, Neil wrote about his view on the state’s tax policies for the Garden Island newspaper in a column called “Leading Voices,” which regularly publishes opinions from Hawaii’s leaders. Neil’s column was published along with Lt. Gov. Duke Aiona’s stance on tax policies.

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02-05-2010 - Remembering Cec HeftelHawaii lost two of its most passionate leaders yesterday. Today, as Neil learned of the news that former Congressman Cec Heftel died, he recalls their relationship that started out as a rivalry and that grew into a friendship.

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02-04-2010 - Remembering Frank FasiToday, Neil was saddened to hear of the death of former Honolulu Mayor Frank Fasi. The two worked together closely while Neil served on the Honolulu City Council, and Neil remembers Mayor Fasi for his vitality, his passion and his commitment to public service.

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02-03-2010 - Every Person Countsimage
Politics in Hawaii is not working for the people. We have a leadership vacuum that is tearing our communities apart and powerful interests that seek to preserve the status quo.

Everyone knows this, but few stand up to it. Only you can put an end to the political game-playing occurring at the expense of our children.

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01-24-2010 - Leadership, Commitment, and CourageOn January 24, a day before Governor Lingle delivered her State of the State address and three days before President Obama's State of the Union, Neil posted his view of where Hawaii is today and the change we need. He reflected on thousands of conversations he's had with people like you across our islands in the past few months, and outlined three priorities to address the most important challenge for Hawaii today -- tackling Hawaii's economy so we can climb out of our budget deficits in the short term, and be more resilient and prosperous in the long term. These priorities are: 1) Jobs, 2) Investing in people, and 3) Moving rapidly toward self-sufficiency and sustainability. He also talked about the need to rebuild confidence in our government with four actions: 1) Prioritize, 2) Partner with the federal government, 3) Partner with the people, 4) Work together.

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Gary first heard Neil speak as a freshman at the University of Hawaii. "Neil is as passionate and committed to Hawaii as he ever was. There can be no doubt, even to people who have not always agreed with his points of view and vision, that there have been few men or women with such a long and continuous desire to fight for Hawaii in the public arena. We can't ask for a more devoted advocate than Neil. After the last 8 years, we need more passion, more enthusiasm, and more optimism. We deserve a Governor of the people and for the people. I encourage everyone to hear him speak in a live forum. You'll be in for a pleasant surprise."
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