I believe that nothing will change. History shows that SHOPO gets what SHOPO wants, and the legislature will bow down to them this session like they do every session.  Hawaii doesn't have a thin blue line, it has an impenetrable blue wall. At the foundation of that wall lies a cesspool of nepotism and cronyism that goes back for generations, and our legislature lacks either the will or the ability to do anything about it. A few legislators might roll out some impressive talking points as the session gets underway, maybe score some media attention with talk about much needed transparency and oversight changes, but by the closing bell in May, the status quo will remain. Any good bills related to chipping away at the blue wall will either be watered down to nothingness or simply die quietly in committee, just like they do year after year. Prove me wrong Mr. Espero.