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By implementing economic policies that benefit workers as well as small businesses we can help lift people out of financial hardships.
The state must also face the fact that many of the homeless are mentally ill or have substance abuse issues. We need long term care facilities to easy the burden of homeless on the streets.
Workers in our state earn well below the national average for their occupations/positions. We need to hold larger businesses and corporations accountable and demand our fair share.
Criminals are running free and creating chaos and fear in our communities. We can't continue to allow criminals to roam free. We need to support the Honolulu Police Department by enacting tougher legislation on crimes so they're not constantly arresting the same people over and over.
Many criminals are back on the street before the police have even finished the report. This is unacceptable and society is suffering.
Give our small businesses a break! A tax break and relief that helps them keep their doors open and our residents employed.
Lawmakers continuously talk about supporting small businesses but their policies show otherwise.
I will introduce and strongly push legislation that helps our small business.
James Logue is a combat veteran of the U.S. Army who served in Iraq for Operation Iraqi Freedom. As a child he was raised with the help government assistance while his mother worked two jobs to support her two children.
As a youth he grew up in the construction trades and had various jobs as a dishwasher, stocking shelves, and in the service industry.
James spent 8 years in the U.S. Army serving as Military Police. During his deployment to Iraq he conducted Personal Security Detail for the Commanding General of Task Force 134.
After the military, James attended Hawai'i Pacific University where he received his Bachelor's in Political Science and later on a Master's in Public Administration.
James has traveled the world both with the military and on his own. He has lived, worked, and studied in Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo, Brazil where he taught English language classes to non-native speakers and studied Portuguese language & culture.
James has experience with the state legislature as he worked several sessions as a Legislative Aid. He also served 2 terms as an officer for the O'ahu County Democratic Committee and served on the Neighborhood Board.
He has also served as a Unit 3 State Director and Union Steward for Hawaii Government Employees Association.
Currently, James Logue works for the State of Hawaii, Dept. of Human Services as an Eligibility Worker at the SNAP offices. This gives him a deeper insight and understanding to the economic issues many people and families face in Hawai'i.
James has been highly active in our community for years with his various community service organizations such as the Lions Club, Knights of Rizal, Aloha Shriners, Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 8616, and AMVets Pearl Harbor Riders Motorcycle Club.
With James' vast experiences and background he brings a fresh perspective and a "well-roundedness" to the state legislature that Hawai'i desperately needs.
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This is why I feel that we need to enact legislation that works at the root causes of our issues instead of the temporary band-aids we keep getting.
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