Bottom line of the Gov's speech:  The sheep have more wool to give. How much of his budget will be financed by bonds, as if the State doesn't owe enough already. Get rail tax will be extended, because the State gets free money and can blame the City. There will seem to be hard questions asked and lawmakers will act as if they are against it. All that will be seen is Kabuki Theater, but it's a done deal. For the attitude of the legislature and the governor are that the sheep of Hawaii have more wool to give. He brings up the savings of electric cars.  The government's tax incentives given to buy a electric car and the benefits of free registration and parking guarantees ensure the raising of vehicle registration fees and gas taxes for the rest of us.  Research the vehicle registration fees of other States  and compare. The electric cars use the road so why don't they pay road taxes?  Hawaii was just named the 5th worst State for retirees, but our politicians keep striving for number 1.