John Roco on GOP Hawaii Chairman Jonah Kaauwai resignation as Republican Party Chair

John Roco speaks to the impact, controversy, support Jonah Kaauwai drew on as head of the Hawaii GOP Republican Party as Chairman prior to his resignation on September 26, 2011. Present when Jonah Kaauwai was elected on the Big Island, John Roco speaks of the energy Jonah Kaauwai brought, and also the types of issues the came to bear, such as a seemingly ubiquitous call to mention Jesus Christ while heading an organization not wholly composed exclusively of Christians, but also of members who are not Christian and very visible very prominant and very much a part of the Republican party and huge contributors to Hawaii's good and welfare. John Roco notes Jonah Kaauwai as a person of principles, deciding to resign rather than have more faction, for the good of the GOP Hawaii, and the good of Hawaii as a whole. John Roco bids Jonah Kaauwai and his family well for where his future will be.

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