By Lee Webber for his column, Ombre Ga’chong, published in Kandit News & Views Have you ever wondered what would happen if there were a truly unbiased audit done of…

By Lee Webber for Kandit News & Views While I have not written a column for a few weeks, what many will consider recent news – concerning many government of…

By Lee P. Webber Voting is a very powerful tool in a free society, as well as in some not-so-free societies. Have you ever really taken the time to ask…

By Lee Webber What is the definition of an Ineptocracy? According to a T-shirt I purchased: “A system of government where the least capable to lead are elected by the…

By Lee Webber As people head off to the polls this weekend here are some thoughts on politics from across the globe … ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ If God wanted us to vote,…

By Lee Webber It is an election year and this is worth repeating. Election years tend to bring out the best and worst in politicians and their supporters. The politicians…

By Lee Webber Well, here we are but how did we get here? Why has the who, what, where, when, why and how of traditional government watchdog journalism been allowed…

By Lee Webber In my most recent column I addressed the need to move the Guam Missile Defense mechanisms forward adhering to the established 30-day response window. That belief has…

By Lee Webber After reading the story in the Guam Post on June 14 regarding the proposed 30-day missile defense agency window for discussion of the missile defense tracking and…

By Lee Webber While certainly not a Chamorro I am a Guamanian having lived and worked on Guam since 1968. I have a Chamorro wife and have raised my family…