Ed Case: On the Go!

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Ed Case files for Special Election! [3/4/10]
Calls opponents to open debates across the 1st Congressional District


A Special Message from Ed to you [2/27/10]
Why a special election?


[2/22/10]
Radio Australia interviews Ed Case (presenter: Bruce Hill)

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Questions Asked: (00:45) Will Hanabusa and Case split the Democratic vote?
(01:43) Can Hanabusa and Case run an election and not harm the party image?
(02:30) Can the Democratic party take Hawaii for granted?
(03:21) In what way is Hawaii politics different from mainstream politics in the mainland?


New Feature - Home Cooking by Audrey!
Audrey Case returns with all new recipes . . . on her own video show! The old favorites are back too!


The new logo!
Episode 1: Mililani Bread Pudding with the Hisamotos
The old favorites!
Step by Step video instructions
click here for a printable copy

Watch for more in the weeks ahead!


Ed on Congress' 2010 Agenda [1/26/10]

[W]e all move into this year in especially challenging times. And rarely have we had such need for inclusive, effective and honest leadership in Washington, D.C.

Our national agenda is being driven by four main factors. The first is the international recession and its continued effect on our economy and jobs. The second is the buildup of unresolved domestic issues. The third is continued uncertainty and change beyond our borders including the ongoing threat of international terrorism. The fourth is unsustainable escalation in our federal deficits and debt.

Our national leadership must prioritize many pressing issues in this context. It must do so in a highly partisan election year atmosphere while also carrying out basic responsibilities such as the annual appropriations process.

These are just ten of the key issues facing Congress this year:

1. Federal budget. [more]

2. Economy/jobs. [more]

3. Financial reform. [more]

4. Health care reform. [more]

5. Afghanistan. [ more]

6. Terrorism. [more]

7. Education reform. [more]

8. Immigration reform. [more]

9. Energy/environment. [more]

10. Veterans. [more]

Obviously our national leaders have an overflowing plate of immediate and longterm needs. What do you think? Our continued engagement is crucial to our collective success in meeting our challenges. As always, I welcome your questions and suggestions. Click here to email me.

With Warm Aloha,

Ed Case

U.S. Congressman (2002 - 2007)


More Poll Results: Case With Strong Lead In Primary/General [1/19/10]

"Some 52% of likely voters say they would choose Ed Case to replace Neil Abercrombie", according to more independent poll results from the Honolulu Star-Bulletin/KITV.



"STRONG CASE" - Star-Bulletin/KITV poll results [1/17/10]

"Oahu voters appear ready to return Ed Case to Congress, according to a poll commissioned by the Star-Bulletin and KITV."

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Says Case: "We are deeply grateful for these first poll results. Voters appear to value my seniority and experience on Capitol Hill, my focus on our economy and jobs and just getting our problems solved, and my independent thought and action."


Just the Facts [1/10/10]

In response to comments made by Senator Inouye, Case had this to say:

"A rule of politics says that you're better off not responding to some stories. But this rule of life trumps that: your integrity is everything and must be defended always.

Yesterday, at the opening of my opponent's headquarters, Sen. Inouye stated that (1) in late '02, after the passing of my predecessor, the late Congresswoman Patsy Mink, I ran against John Mink in the special election to fill out her term even though he and others asked me to defer to John, and (2) in '05 I told him and my other colleagues on Hawai‘i's congressional delegation I would not be a candidate for the U. S. Senate in '06 even though I had already decided to run and printed up campaign materials. Sen. Akaka agreed, saying "Inouye has spoken".

With respect, Sen. Inouye's recollection of the facts is not correct.

Related News:

Advertiser Op-Ed: "Inouye, Akaka choose politics over principle" (Jan. 13, 2010)


A Better Way Forward: Ed shares his views at campaign kickoff; Councilman Garcia weighs in


Case HQ opening makes news all over! [2/7/10] see excerpts below

KITV KHNL / KHON

Case opens campaign office ~ Honolulu Star-Bulletin
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Mail: PO Box 1171, Honolulu, HI 96807-1171
Headquarters: 1314 Kapi'olani Blvd., Honolulu (corner Pi'ikoi near Ala Moana Center)
Phone: (808) 888-9997


Recent videos!


Representing all people


Good Jobs at Good Wages is our lifeblood


Ed corrects opponent on special election


Ed has the experience!


Poll: Case has double-digit lead!
[excerpts from KITV news]


A Better Way Forward!


Our First TV Spot!


Ed's announcement!
Read his letter to you


Why Ed Case?

Hawai‘i should always be fully represented in Congress, and Ed Case has the seniority, experience, relationships and knowledge to step in and get the job done from day one. [more]

Ed Case stands for all Hawai‘i and for a different kind of leadership in D.C. [more]

Ed Case knows what it takes in D.C. to revitalize our economy, protect our jobs, and balance our budget. [more]

Ed Case knows a Congressman's job is not just about inside-the-Beltway D. C., but equally about staying in touch back home and helping constituents with their own needs. [more]


On the Campaign Trail

Catching up w/ Rudy Liboy in Mililani

The Campaign is on!

Ed and Tutu's guys!

Canvassing in Aina Haina

Ed with the Young Democrats

Going door to door in Alewa

Ed and Friends in Waipahu

Kicking off the campaign!

 


Recent Newsletters

Ed on Congress' 2010 Agenda

Ed's Top 10 reasons to fill the congressional vacancy ASAP

Ed's Beliefs

Ed on Hanabusa's Candidacy

Ed visits Korea

Ed on Veterans Day

Ed announces candidacy



What's Been Said

Brian Schatz, chairman of the Democratic Party of Hawaii, said, “Democrats are excited that we’re going to have strong choices, and we feel confident that we can recapture the governor’s seat and retain the first congressional district because Hawaii voters wanted elected officials to support President Obama’s agenda.” - Honolulu Star-Bulletin (March 29,2009)
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