Originally Posted by Anteater (Post 1988764)

Yeah, but Dallas has had Republican mayors periodically even over the last fifteen years+ (ex: Tom Leppert). Since the early 80's it's been about 5 to 4 overall. Compare that to SF, who haven't had a Republican mayor since before the 1960's.

California has laws that don't help, but SF picked the wrong horse in regards to ideology, which shapes their approach to dealing with crises. I don't believe that the city is somehow powerless in regards to better policy-making. Even the housing stuff could be dealt with if they just admitted they had a real problem and worked to solve it. But the city has consistently rejected proposals for new types of public housing from various interest groups. So....*shrug*.

"We're a sanctuary city: scroo u Drumpf11"

"Who needs better housing and effective resource allocation for the poor when we got all the rich tech pplz, lul"

Originally Posted by Janszoon (Post 1988773)

I realize you’re hellbent on making this about political parties, but it really isn’t, which was my point.

Originally Posted by elphenor (Post 1988858)

more public housing would be nice

you'll see hell freeze over (from man made climate change) before a conservative supports that

in fact you can see that the proposed 2019 federal budget is taking a sledgehammer to public housing

Originally Posted by DwnWthVwls (Post 1988976)

If he puts a false advertising disclaimer on the box itll be okay.

Originally Posted by OccultHawk (Post 1988867)

Thank God you’ll be at the polls on Election Day to stop this tyranny