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Hawaiian Sovereignty must begin one island at a time.
"They came like lambs speaking softly... today, all the islands are theirs, all the land, all the cattle - everything is theirs... They who had nothing now have everything." — Words spoken by a Native Hawaiian to Jack London, early 1900s.
Clyde McClain "Mac" Lewman
I often think about political change in Hawaii and the quest for sovereignty and realize, above all else unity is required.
I believe true governance reform begins with listening to the land, to the people, and to the wisdom of those who came before. Truth is not a nationality or a culture.
I ran for governor in 2022, the US Senate in 2024, and for Governor again in 2026 and will possibly run for the US Senate in 2028 because I am not too old to stop fighting for truth and justice. I am in the process of writing a sovereignty draft bill for the 2028 US legislative session.
“Hawai'i — 'The Courage to Change.'”
Governance should be sacred. Food is life and food is freedom.
Seeking sovereignty for Hawai'i is futile, but seeking sovereignty for one island — the Big Island — is not.
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Clyde McClain "Mac" Lewman
Candidate for Governor of Hawai'i. A lifelong advocate for Hawaiian sovereignty, truth, and justice — committed to restoring dignity and self-determination for all of Hawai'i's people, one island at a time.
Heritage & History
Mac's maternal grandmother, Helen Victoria Lyon, instilled in him a deep reverence for Hawaiian history and the stories of those who shaped these islands. This heritage informs every aspect of his vision for Hawai'i's future.
