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Gary Cordery on Health Care

 

 


We must have access to all health care options

We need to allow the private market, ingenuity and innovation to be welcomed into the state. We must end the constraints of corruption, which protect market share. We must embrace new energy policies, interrupt health care and insurance monopolies, and level the playing field for private providers. We must have access to all health care options and information.
Source: Honolulu Civil Beat on 2022 Hawaii Gubernatorial race , Jun 15, 2022

Address unfair treatment by Covid-19 government lockdowns

Q: Who are you? Tell us about yourself.

A: Gary's entrepreneurial and leadership spirit led him to be a voice throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. In 2020, Gary helped start the Aloha Freedom Coalition (AFC), which advocates for the personal freedoms of all communities in Hawai'i, promoting transformation and transparency of government. Gary's desire to unite everyone who has been unfairly treated by Hawai'i's Covid-19 government lockdowns and mandates resulted in massive positive change throughout his community. Gary also pastored several churches across the island, led many youth groups and sports teams, ministered to inmates at OCCC, and served on numerous Board of Directors for various nonprofits.

Source: Ballotpedia Candidate Connection: 2022 Hawaii Governor race , Jun 15, 2022

Other governors on Health Care: Gary Cordery on other issues:
HI Gubernatorial:
Andria Tupola
Donovan Dela Cruz
Duke Aiona
Josh Green
Kai Kahele
Kirk Caldwell
Marissa Kerns
Paul Morgan
Vicky Cayetano
HI Senatorial:
Bob McDermott
Brian Schatz
Mazie Hirono

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