Randy Harris Money to help homeless must be released With the ongoing decline in Hawaii's economy, I believe its homeless problem is going to get worse. In fact, a huge homeless hurricane may be headed straight for this state. David Lane People in this country need assistance, too Our congressional delegation should realize that a real war is raging at home due to natural disasters on the mainland. We are spending billion of dollars to send troops and foreign aid all over the world to support ideologies most of us don't really care about. Yet it seems so little is done for our own people who are left homeless and helpless.
Charity begins at home.
However, this was clearly a remote incident that did not represent the tenor of what took place on campuses in our state and across the nation. The real news is that more than 1,500 young people in Hawaii voluntarily and peacefully went to their school flag poles to pray, joining potentially several million across the country. The variance in costs was a real eye opener, and we finally have comparisons to guide us. There is no way that I will part with my copies of this great series. With these helpful comparisons in hand, I will make out my shopping list and respond by heading to those merchants who give us a fair deal.