FICTION FACT

Charles Djou voted against Hawaii - Charles has introduced legislation to

schools help public schools

- This bill was a $26 billion bailout for

state and local governments financed
by a cut in the food stamp program,
an increase in taxes and an increased
budget deficit.

- No Hawaii schools were in danger of

being closed.

Charles Djou voted against closing - The bill actually increased taxes by
loopholes for companies that $77.8 billion and added to the budget
outsource deficit by $54 billion.

- The bill was not about ending tax

breaks for outsourcing. It was about
deficit spending and tax increases,
most of which hit American workers
and American companies.

- Charles has introduced separate

legislation to close this very loophole

Charles Djou isn’t independent - Using the very source the DCCC
cites, Charles is actually the most
independent, bipartisan member of
Hawaii’s Congressional delegation

- Charles has repeatedly put Hawaii’s

interests above partisan interests

- Charles voted for a bill that provided

incentives for energy efficient
appliances, against his own party

- Charles voted for a bill in favor of

President Obama’s moratorium on
offshore drilling (1 of 11 GOP votes)