And I would just like to ask people who have this political orientation towards the president, respect us here in Hawaii. Respect his mother and father. Respect the people that I loved, and the people that I knew, and the little boy who grew up here in paradise and became president.
Governor Abercrombie urges respect for President Obama and his family amidst ongoing controversies.
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