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Is she still in tennis shoes?PurpleThrobber said:
Joe is about as convincing as that bullshit ad Patty Murray was running where she claimed she stands up for the middle class.RaceBannon said:The Blamer in Chief
President Joe Biden told reporters on Wednesday that the primaries that took place the day before "sent a clear message" about crime and gun violence.
"I think the voters sent a clear message last night. Both parties have to step up and do something about crime, as well as gun violence," Biden said before stepping on board Air Force One.
He went on to note that the American Rescue Plan allocated billions "to hire police officers and reform the police departments," but said that "very few have done it."
"The first major bill we passed, we gave the states and localities billions of dollars, billions of dollars, and encourage them to use it to hire police officers and reform their police departments. Very few have done it," Biden said.
"It's time the states and the localities spend the money they have to deal with crime, as well as retrain police officers, as well as provide for more community policing. It's time to get on with doing that. And that's what I think the message last night from the American public was in all the primaries," he continued.
Biden's remarks come the day after San Francisco District Attorney Chesa Boudin, one of the most liberal prosecutors serving in a major U.S. city, lost a recall election.
So start building the wall around the entire area and let them play Escape from NY for real. While the rest of SF enjoys one of the once most beautiful cities in the world.rodmansrage said:
when hunters point says 'crime is too high' you have a problem.Sources said:
Only actual support came from Hayes, Haight, and Mission. Better to have fentanyl than clean streets I guess
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Curtis Bradford, co-chair of the Tenderloin People’s Congress, opposed the recall and considers it “a political hatchet job” on one person who can’t be blamed for all the city’s crises, which include homelessness, stark income inequality and untreated mental illness. He said the pandemic induced fear and chaos and shined a bright light on where government isn’t working, prompting people to be understandably upset.
“Generally, we all want the same things — clean, safe neighborhoods, access to food and health care and housing. We want people to be taken care of and crime to be low and our children to be safe,” Bradford said. “There’s a sense that our needs aren’t being met whether you’re living in the Tenderloin or you’re living in Pacific Heights.”
First , why the fuck does the Tenderloin have a "Congress"
Second, notice how the things people supposedly want don't include any accountability? Handouts, handouts, handouts. -
Riverside county did go for Trump but still lawn and order is a winning issue. Incumbent sheriff won in spite of the usual bullshit
https://msn.com/en-us/news/world/riverside-county-sheriff-chad-bianco-appears-to-win-re-election/ar-AAYeGVq
Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco is on track to win re-election by a comfortable margin in results posted Wednesday, June 8.
Results published on the Riverside County Registrar of Voters’ website showed Bianco leading retired sheriff’s Capt. Michael Lujan 58% to 42%, with more than 177,000 votes tallied.
About 150,000 vote-by-mail ballots and 2,000 provisional ballots remained to be counted going into Wednesday evening. And mail-in ballots postmarked by Election Day and received by June 14 also must be counted.
Bianco declared victory in a Facebook post.
“It clearly sends a strong message that identity politics and blatant lies during a campaign will not sway voters who are legitimately concerned about law enforcement and public safety,” he wrote. “Outside special interests and anti-public safety agendas have no business in the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department.”
Riverside County sheriff won’t require COVID-19 vaccinations for jail, other employees
He also admitted to being a dues-paying member in 2014 of the Oath Keepers, a militia known for far-right views whose leaders have been indicted on charges stemming from the Jan. 6 U.S. Capitol insurrection. Bianco has defended the Oath Keepers but said he has no interest in re-joining the group.
Lujan, who retired in 2020 after a stint in charge of the Lake Elsinore sheriff’s station, called Bianco a political extremist and vowed to take a non-political approach to law enforcement.
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So the Marxist will win by 152,001?RaceBannon said:Riverside county did go for Trump but still lawn and order is a winning issue. Incumbent sheriff won in spite of the usual bullshit
https://msn.com/en-us/news/world/riverside-county-sheriff-chad-bianco-appears-to-win-re-election/ar-AAYeGVq
Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco is on track to win re-election by a comfortable margin in results posted Wednesday, June 8.
Results published on the Riverside County Registrar of Voters’ website showed Bianco leading retired sheriff’s Capt. Michael Lujan 58% to 42%, with more than 177,000 votes tallied.
About 150,000 vote-by-mail ballots and 2,000 provisional ballots remained to be counted going into Wednesday evening. And mail-in ballots postmarked by Election Day and received by June 14 also must be counted.
Bianco declared victory in a Facebook post.
“It clearly sends a strong message that identity politics and blatant lies during a campaign will not sway voters who are legitimately concerned about law enforcement and public safety,” he wrote. “Outside special interests and anti-public safety agendas have no business in the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department.”
Riverside County sheriff won’t require COVID-19 vaccinations for jail, other employees
He also admitted to being a dues-paying member in 2014 of the Oath Keepers, a militia known for far-right views whose leaders have been indicted on charges stemming from the Jan. 6 U.S. Capitol insurrection. Bianco has defended the Oath Keepers but said he has no interest in re-joining the group.
Lujan, who retired in 2020 after a stint in charge of the Lake Elsinore sheriff’s station, called Bianco a political extremist and vowed to take a non-political approach to law enforcement. -
Lucifer would win in a lot of historically liberal bastions these days.RoadTrip said:
So the Marxist will win by 152,001?RaceBannon said:Riverside county did go for Trump but still lawn and order is a winning issue. Incumbent sheriff won in spite of the usual bullshit
https://msn.com/en-us/news/world/riverside-county-sheriff-chad-bianco-appears-to-win-re-election/ar-AAYeGVq
Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco is on track to win re-election by a comfortable margin in results posted Wednesday, June 8.
Results published on the Riverside County Registrar of Voters’ website showed Bianco leading retired sheriff’s Capt. Michael Lujan 58% to 42%, with more than 177,000 votes tallied.
About 150,000 vote-by-mail ballots and 2,000 provisional ballots remained to be counted going into Wednesday evening. And mail-in ballots postmarked by Election Day and received by June 14 also must be counted.
Bianco declared victory in a Facebook post.
“It clearly sends a strong message that identity politics and blatant lies during a campaign will not sway voters who are legitimately concerned about law enforcement and public safety,” he wrote. “Outside special interests and anti-public safety agendas have no business in the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department.”
Riverside County sheriff won’t require COVID-19 vaccinations for jail, other employees
He also admitted to being a dues-paying member in 2014 of the Oath Keepers, a militia known for far-right views whose leaders have been indicted on charges stemming from the Jan. 6 U.S. Capitol insurrection. Bianco has defended the Oath Keepers but said he has no interest in re-joining the group.
Lujan, who retired in 2020 after a stint in charge of the Lake Elsinore sheriff’s station, called Bianco a political extremist and vowed to take a non-political approach to law enforcement.
TDS has caused massive shark jumping beyond the pale of reason and the horrible progressive ideologies have played out like a fart in church. Funny, but completely ineffective. -
The Asian American demographic which is maybe more than a third of the city certainly isn’t. They have more voting power than in Seattle or Portland. The white democratic vote is probably 50/50 between those who would essentially be categorized as the Democratic Socialist / Progressive Sawant type liberals and those like myself who would categorize themselves as more moderate democrats at this point.TurdBomber said:
Are San Franciscans as besieged with white guilt as Seattleites or Portlanders? If so, SF is fucked, regardless.Edwin_Bambino said:
Anecdotally this is true, Chinese American highschool kid I tutored in the city and all his buddies have turned pretty MAGA.DerekJohnson said:
All joking aside, I heard a report a couple months ago how Bay Area Chinese and some Japanese and Koreans were getting political and going "MAGA" because they're disgusted by how the state/city are being run. The report focused on the Chinese saying how they usually don't like to get active politically but things have gotten way out of hand.Swaye said:All the Ultra Maga's in San Fran did this.
But it was incredibly disingenuous the way the Boudin campaign ran their recall election. Only 7 percent of San Franciscans are registered republicans, while there was some conservative outside funding this wasn’t some sinister outside take down. Trump wasn’t flying in to appoint the new DA, London Breed would get to pick a new DA.
People are sick of car break ins, sick of open air drug markets, sick of crazy homeless people running around doing whatever they want, sick of burglaries and package thefts. The Asian American community feels like they aren’t being heard.
I spent the last few years living in Polk Gulch, kind of the intersection of Pac Heights, Nob Hill, with spill over from the tenderloin. I felt like I was gaslighted with the reports that crime is down under Boudin based on what I have witnessed, and anecdotal evidence from my friends. The vast majority of shit never even gets reported. I voted to recall, all of my friends did as well, I guess according to Chesa Boudin supporters I’m no longer a Democrat but whatever.
Breed no longer has a scape goat to hide behind so she better get to fixing or her political ambitions might be blown up next.
Boudin only got like 39 percent of the vote when he won, the two moderate candidates who received more than 50 percent of the vote took enough votes from each other that it allowed for Boudin to win with a minority of the votes in a ranked voting system. He decided this than give him a mandate to run with his SJW reformist agenda when really that’s not what the majority of the city was interested in. The recall is the result.
Locally the majority of people really only care about three things at this point, Homelessness, property crime, and building more housing both affordable and otherwise. There was recently a state senate vote for half of the city and the guy who ran his campaign based on those three things crushed the more progressive gay Hispanic candidate from the mission who ran on NIMBYism and anti gentrification. Guy didn’t even win the neighborhood he grew up in. -
Thank you for wanting an honest engagement but there is no such thing as a moderate democrat these days. That kind of opinion can get you put into solitary confinement today.Edwin_Bambino said:
The Asian American demographic which is maybe more than a third of the city certainly isn’t. They have more voting power than in Seattle or Portland. The white democratic vote is probably 50/50 between those who would essentially be categorized as the Democratic Socialist / Progressive Sawant type liberals and those like myself who would categorize themselves as more moderate democrats at this point.TurdBomber said:
Are San Franciscans as besieged with white guilt as Seattleites or Portlanders? If so, SF is fucked, regardless.Edwin_Bambino said:
Anecdotally this is true, Chinese American highschool kid I tutored in the city and all his buddies have turned pretty MAGA.DerekJohnson said:
All joking aside, I heard a report a couple months ago how Bay Area Chinese and some Japanese and Koreans were getting political and going "MAGA" because they're disgusted by how the state/city are being run. The report focused on the Chinese saying how they usually don't like to get active politically but things have gotten way out of hand.Swaye said:All the Ultra Maga's in San Fran did this.
But it was incredibly disingenuous the way the Boudin campaign ran their recall election. Only 7 percent of San Franciscans are registered republicans, while there was some conservative outside funding this wasn’t some sinister outside take down. Trump wasn’t flying in to appoint the new DA, London Breed would get to pick a new DA.
People are sick of car break ins, sick of open air drug markets, sick of crazy homeless people running around doing whatever they want, sick of burglaries and package thefts. The Asian American community feels like they aren’t being heard.
I spent the last few years living in Polk Gulch, kind of the intersection of Pac Heights, Nob Hill, with spill over from the tenderloin. I felt like I was gaslighted with the reports that crime is down under Boudin based on what I have witnessed, and anecdotal evidence from my friends. The vast majority of shit never even gets reported. I voted to recall, all of my friends did as well, I guess according to Chesa Boudin supporters I’m no longer a Democrat but whatever.
Breed no longer has a scape goat to hide behind so she better get to fixing or her political ambitions might be blown up next.
Boudin only got like 39 percent of the vote when he won, the two moderate candidates who received more than 50 percent of the vote took enough votes from each other that it allowed for Boudin to win with a minority of the votes in a ranked voting system. He decided this than give him a mandate to run with his SJW reformist agenda when really that’s not what the majority of the city was interested in. The recall is the result.
Locally the majority of people really only care about three things at this point, Homelessness, property crime, and building more housing both affordable and otherwise. There was recently a state senate vote for half of the city and the guy who ran his campaign based on those three things crushed the more progressive gay Hispanic candidate from the mission who ran on NIMBYism and anti gentrification. Guy didn’t even win the neighborhood he grew up in. -
Honest question, what issues would make you a " more moderate" democrat versus a "moderate" republican?Edwin_Bambino said:
The Asian American demographic which is maybe more than a third of the city certainly isn’t. They have more voting power than in Seattle or Portland. The white democratic vote is probably 50/50 between those who would essentially be categorized as the Democratic Socialist / Progressive Sawant type liberals and those like myself who would categorize themselves as more moderate democrats at this point.TurdBomber said:
Are San Franciscans as besieged with white guilt as Seattleites or Portlanders? If so, SF is fucked, regardless.Edwin_Bambino said:
Anecdotally this is true, Chinese American highschool kid I tutored in the city and all his buddies have turned pretty MAGA.DerekJohnson said:
All joking aside, I heard a report a couple months ago how Bay Area Chinese and some Japanese and Koreans were getting political and going "MAGA" because they're disgusted by how the state/city are being run. The report focused on the Chinese saying how they usually don't like to get active politically but things have gotten way out of hand.Swaye said:All the Ultra Maga's in San Fran did this.
But it was incredibly disingenuous the way the Boudin campaign ran their recall election. Only 7 percent of San Franciscans are registered republicans, while there was some conservative outside funding this wasn’t some sinister outside take down. Trump wasn’t flying in to appoint the new DA, London Breed would get to pick a new DA.
People are sick of car break ins, sick of open air drug markets, sick of crazy homeless people running around doing whatever they want, sick of burglaries and package thefts. The Asian American community feels like they aren’t being heard.
I spent the last few years living in Polk Gulch, kind of the intersection of Pac Heights, Nob Hill, with spill over from the tenderloin. I felt like I was gaslighted with the reports that crime is down under Boudin based on what I have witnessed, and anecdotal evidence from my friends. The vast majority of shit never even gets reported. I voted to recall, all of my friends did as well, I guess according to Chesa Boudin supporters I’m no longer a Democrat but whatever.
Breed no longer has a scape goat to hide behind so she better get to fixing or her political ambitions might be blown up next.
Boudin only got like 39 percent of the vote when he won, the two moderate candidates who received more than 50 percent of the vote took enough votes from each other that it allowed for Boudin to win with a minority of the votes in a ranked voting system. He decided this than give him a mandate to run with his SJW reformist agenda when really that’s not what the majority of the city was interested in. The recall is the result.
Locally the majority of people really only care about three things at this point, Homelessness, property crime, and building more housing both affordable and otherwise. There was recently a state senate vote for half of the city and the guy who ran his campaign based on those three things crushed the more progressive gay Hispanic candidate from the mission who ran on NIMBYism and anti gentrification. Guy didn’t even win the neighborhood he grew up in. -
Eh that may or may not be true. I think a lot of people would say the same for republicans, maybe not on this forum but you get my point. I’m just providing my perspective as someone who has lived in SF for a decade and is a democrat who supported the recall, instead of the hot takes you see on MSNBC or Fox News.RoadTrip said:
Thank you for wanting an honest engagement but there is no such thing as a moderate democrat these days. That kind of opinion can get you put into solitary confinement today.Edwin_Bambino said:
The Asian American demographic which is maybe more than a third of the city certainly isn’t. They have more voting power than in Seattle or Portland. The white democratic vote is probably 50/50 between those who would essentially be categorized as the Democratic Socialist / Progressive Sawant type liberals and those like myself who would categorize themselves as more moderate democrats at this point.TurdBomber said:
Are San Franciscans as besieged with white guilt as Seattleites or Portlanders? If so, SF is fucked, regardless.Edwin_Bambino said:
Anecdotally this is true, Chinese American highschool kid I tutored in the city and all his buddies have turned pretty MAGA.DerekJohnson said:
All joking aside, I heard a report a couple months ago how Bay Area Chinese and some Japanese and Koreans were getting political and going "MAGA" because they're disgusted by how the state/city are being run. The report focused on the Chinese saying how they usually don't like to get active politically but things have gotten way out of hand.Swaye said:All the Ultra Maga's in San Fran did this.
But it was incredibly disingenuous the way the Boudin campaign ran their recall election. Only 7 percent of San Franciscans are registered republicans, while there was some conservative outside funding this wasn’t some sinister outside take down. Trump wasn’t flying in to appoint the new DA, London Breed would get to pick a new DA.
People are sick of car break ins, sick of open air drug markets, sick of crazy homeless people running around doing whatever they want, sick of burglaries and package thefts. The Asian American community feels like they aren’t being heard.
I spent the last few years living in Polk Gulch, kind of the intersection of Pac Heights, Nob Hill, with spill over from the tenderloin. I felt like I was gaslighted with the reports that crime is down under Boudin based on what I have witnessed, and anecdotal evidence from my friends. The vast majority of shit never even gets reported. I voted to recall, all of my friends did as well, I guess according to Chesa Boudin supporters I’m no longer a Democrat but whatever.
Breed no longer has a scape goat to hide behind so she better get to fixing or her political ambitions might be blown up next.
Boudin only got like 39 percent of the vote when he won, the two moderate candidates who received more than 50 percent of the vote took enough votes from each other that it allowed for Boudin to win with a minority of the votes in a ranked voting system. He decided this than give him a mandate to run with his SJW reformist agenda when really that’s not what the majority of the city was interested in. The recall is the result.
Locally the majority of people really only care about three things at this point, Homelessness, property crime, and building more housing both affordable and otherwise. There was recently a state senate vote for half of the city and the guy who ran his campaign based on those three things crushed the more progressive gay Hispanic candidate from the mission who ran on NIMBYism and anti gentrification. Guy didn’t even win the neighborhood he grew up in. -
I have no issue with your description of yourselfEdwin_Bambino said:
Eh that may or may not be true. I think a lot of people would say the same for republicans, maybe not on this forum but you get my point. I’m just providing my perspective as someone who has lived in SF for a decade and is a democrat who supported the recall, instead of the hot takes you see on MSNBC or Fox News.RoadTrip said:
Thank you for wanting an honest engagement but there is no such thing as a moderate democrat these days. That kind of opinion can get you put into solitary confinement today.Edwin_Bambino said:
The Asian American demographic which is maybe more than a third of the city certainly isn’t. They have more voting power than in Seattle or Portland. The white democratic vote is probably 50/50 between those who would essentially be categorized as the Democratic Socialist / Progressive Sawant type liberals and those like myself who would categorize themselves as more moderate democrats at this point.TurdBomber said:
Are San Franciscans as besieged with white guilt as Seattleites or Portlanders? If so, SF is fucked, regardless.Edwin_Bambino said:
Anecdotally this is true, Chinese American highschool kid I tutored in the city and all his buddies have turned pretty MAGA.DerekJohnson said:
All joking aside, I heard a report a couple months ago how Bay Area Chinese and some Japanese and Koreans were getting political and going "MAGA" because they're disgusted by how the state/city are being run. The report focused on the Chinese saying how they usually don't like to get active politically but things have gotten way out of hand.Swaye said:All the Ultra Maga's in San Fran did this.
But it was incredibly disingenuous the way the Boudin campaign ran their recall election. Only 7 percent of San Franciscans are registered republicans, while there was some conservative outside funding this wasn’t some sinister outside take down. Trump wasn’t flying in to appoint the new DA, London Breed would get to pick a new DA.
People are sick of car break ins, sick of open air drug markets, sick of crazy homeless people running around doing whatever they want, sick of burglaries and package thefts. The Asian American community feels like they aren’t being heard.
I spent the last few years living in Polk Gulch, kind of the intersection of Pac Heights, Nob Hill, with spill over from the tenderloin. I felt like I was gaslighted with the reports that crime is down under Boudin based on what I have witnessed, and anecdotal evidence from my friends. The vast majority of shit never even gets reported. I voted to recall, all of my friends did as well, I guess according to Chesa Boudin supporters I’m no longer a Democrat but whatever.
Breed no longer has a scape goat to hide behind so she better get to fixing or her political ambitions might be blown up next.
Boudin only got like 39 percent of the vote when he won, the two moderate candidates who received more than 50 percent of the vote took enough votes from each other that it allowed for Boudin to win with a minority of the votes in a ranked voting system. He decided this than give him a mandate to run with his SJW reformist agenda when really that’s not what the majority of the city was interested in. The recall is the result.
Locally the majority of people really only care about three things at this point, Homelessness, property crime, and building more housing both affordable and otherwise. There was recently a state senate vote for half of the city and the guy who ran his campaign based on those three things crushed the more progressive gay Hispanic candidate from the mission who ran on NIMBYism and anti gentrification. Guy didn’t even win the neighborhood he grew up in.
I voted straight Democrat until 04
Trump distorted the spectrum but it looks like the lords of the media are finally catching on. It was never a cult of personality. It was the ideas and someone who wouldn't apologize for them
Certainly the messenger could have been better but we work with what we have
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There are Republicans that support abortion rights. I know because I am one. There are no Rats who oppose abortion. The party doesn't even allow anyone with that position to speak at the party convention. What qualifies you as a moderate?Edwin_Bambino said:
Eh that may or may not be true. I think a lot of people would say the same for republicans, maybe not on this forum but you get my point. I’m just providing my perspective as someone who has lived in SF for a decade and is a democrat who supported the recall, instead of the hot takes you see on MSNBC or Fox News.RoadTrip said:
Thank you for wanting an honest engagement but there is no such thing as a moderate democrat these days. That kind of opinion can get you put into solitary confinement today.Edwin_Bambino said:
The Asian American demographic which is maybe more than a third of the city certainly isn’t. They have more voting power than in Seattle or Portland. The white democratic vote is probably 50/50 between those who would essentially be categorized as the Democratic Socialist / Progressive Sawant type liberals and those like myself who would categorize themselves as more moderate democrats at this point.TurdBomber said:
Are San Franciscans as besieged with white guilt as Seattleites or Portlanders? If so, SF is fucked, regardless.Edwin_Bambino said:
Anecdotally this is true, Chinese American highschool kid I tutored in the city and all his buddies have turned pretty MAGA.DerekJohnson said:
All joking aside, I heard a report a couple months ago how Bay Area Chinese and some Japanese and Koreans were getting political and going "MAGA" because they're disgusted by how the state/city are being run. The report focused on the Chinese saying how they usually don't like to get active politically but things have gotten way out of hand.Swaye said:All the Ultra Maga's in San Fran did this.
But it was incredibly disingenuous the way the Boudin campaign ran their recall election. Only 7 percent of San Franciscans are registered republicans, while there was some conservative outside funding this wasn’t some sinister outside take down. Trump wasn’t flying in to appoint the new DA, London Breed would get to pick a new DA.
People are sick of car break ins, sick of open air drug markets, sick of crazy homeless people running around doing whatever they want, sick of burglaries and package thefts. The Asian American community feels like they aren’t being heard.
I spent the last few years living in Polk Gulch, kind of the intersection of Pac Heights, Nob Hill, with spill over from the tenderloin. I felt like I was gaslighted with the reports that crime is down under Boudin based on what I have witnessed, and anecdotal evidence from my friends. The vast majority of shit never even gets reported. I voted to recall, all of my friends did as well, I guess according to Chesa Boudin supporters I’m no longer a Democrat but whatever.
Breed no longer has a scape goat to hide behind so she better get to fixing or her political ambitions might be blown up next.
Boudin only got like 39 percent of the vote when he won, the two moderate candidates who received more than 50 percent of the vote took enough votes from each other that it allowed for Boudin to win with a minority of the votes in a ranked voting system. He decided this than give him a mandate to run with his SJW reformist agenda when really that’s not what the majority of the city was interested in. The recall is the result.
Locally the majority of people really only care about three things at this point, Homelessness, property crime, and building more housing both affordable and otherwise. There was recently a state senate vote for half of the city and the guy who ran his campaign based on those three things crushed the more progressive gay Hispanic candidate from the mission who ran on NIMBYism and anti gentrification. Guy didn’t even win the neighborhood he grew up in.
