Neal Milner
Coverage of Neal Milner in the Nexus archive.
- Neal Milner: There’s So Much We Don’t Know About Hawaiʻi Politics
The article states the only confirmed fact about Hawaiʻi politics is that most voters who participate choose Democratic candidates. It notes this observation is not particularly surprising.
- Neal Milner: When Political Memoirs Go Bad
The article by Neal Milner critiques recent political memoirs for their omissions, arguing that these gaps harm public understanding. It highlights the negative impact of incomplete narratives in two unnamed books.
- Neal Milner: The Wonderful Spectacle Of Word Cup Soccer
The article highlights the unifying impact of the World Cup Soccer event, emphasizing its global appeal through on-field action, fan engagement, and TV commercials. It contrasts this with the less unifying nature of America250.
- Neal Milner: Moderates Make Little Difference In Solid-Blue Hawaiʻi
Neal Milner's analysis highlights that moderate Republicans in Hawaiʻi often vote for Democrats due to the lack of viable GOP candidates or their perceived extremity. The article notes that moderate Republicans have limited influence in a politically solid-blue state.
- Neal Milner: People In Hawaiʻi May Not Vote But They’re Still Engaged
The article highlights that people in Hawaiʻi demonstrate civic engagement through actions like helping neighbors after a flood or sharing food, even if they may not vote. Neal Milner notes this engagement shows civic participation beyond voting.