When the Legislature approved the rezoning of certain areas, over the rules and procedures observed by the zoning board, isn’t the Legislature disregarding protocol in exerting its power? Of course, the Legislature is the lawmaking body and can make changes in the law as well as...

The decision by the Guam Senate Committee on Ethics to recommend the censure of Sen. Espaldon came as a surprise to some degree but anything is possible in politics. As for his guilt, it is still not clearly defined as the facts are left up to interpretation, with intent being...

Some of you may have read the article that The Washington Post published early this week talking about Secretary Zinke’s report, which is still in draft but was leaked from the White House. The draft report discusses 10 monuments. Zinke appears to make recommendations 1)...

Editor’s Note: The following was originally published in the opinion section of the Saipan Tribune in June 2016. It is being republished here at the request of the author. Due to its length, it is being published in two parts. First of a two-part series The following is my...