Letter to the Editor

When I look at Guam’s last seven-plus years through the only filter that matters to me, health care, the picture becomes painfully clear. Leadership as a governor should be defined by the importance a leader places on health care and by the actions they take to protect the people of Guam, especially the disadvantaged.

There are moments in our island’s history when a single decision will define not just today, but generations to come. The proposed passage of Bill 32-38 is one of those moments.

Guam loves to act like elections are one big fiesta. Posters everywhere, rallies blasting music, candidates handing out fans like we’re collecting Pokémon cards.