"Why are you running for office?"

The League of Women Voters of Hawaii invites candidates to share their views on the LWV website. This is one of the questions they ask:  "Why are you running for office?"

My answer did not make it to their web-site, so I will give it here:

A: In the 2013 legislative session, I noticed numerous bills being introduced that I recognized as policies originating from the United Nations. Yet, citizens, including legislators, were not being told of their true origins

  Among these: Certain "sustainability" initiatives; transfer of authority to unelected committees (e.g. PLDC-types and "public-private partnerships")  and attempts to diminish county powers.

These U.N. policies undermine our constitutional way of government and erode our Constitutional rights to self determination.

My greatest concern was UNESCO's education for sustainable development, known here  as Common Core. Rife with deception, this is a long-range assault on our free society, and a direct assault on our keki now. *

All this, I realized, is what a certain gubernatorial candidate meant in his 2010 campaign slogan: "A new Day in Hawaii."

It occurred to me that the most strategic position to ward off this U.N. takeover was the governor's office. So I searched for a appropriate candidate for the job...but couldn't find one.

OR

 ?

Can't Have Both.
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* See UNESCO>>International Bureau of Education>>USA>>Common Core State Standards>>Hawaii