Mazie K. Hirono: “We do have the power. There may be some concerns about how things will be implemented...”

I expect you to provide my serious questions with very serious answers.

At a time when DOJ has lost thousands of career attorneys with millennia of combined experience, and when DOJ’s independence from politics is no longer in existence, I cannot vote in favor of someone whose actions so clearly make him…

As we continue assessing the damages from Hurricane Lala and begin our recovery efforts, I’m committed to ensuring that Hawaii’s farmers, ranchers, and livestock producers receive the resources they need.

The answer is no. These 14 federal judges, some of them were Trump appointees, disagreed with DOJ’s position.