the best way for San Francisco to resist Trump is to govern so well that blue city governance is something the rest of the country aspires to, not runs away from. The Mayor is right
the best way for San Francisco to resist Trump is to govern so well that blue city governance is something the rest of the country aspires to, not runs away from. The Mayor is right
My latest column: A beloved Nob Hill café that’s served SF for 20 years is at risk of going under due to SF’s Kafkaesque permitting rules for outdoor tables. Owner Hilda Mendez was also ordered to remove her beloved cacti. SF’s priorities are astonishing.https://t.co/HHlbl2X7h6
My latest column: A beloved Nob Hill café that’s served SF for 20 years is at risk of going under due to SF’s Kafkaesque permitting rules for outdoor tables. Owner Hilda Mendez was also ordered to remove her beloved cacti. SF’s priorities are astonishing.https://t.co/HHlbl2X7h6
WATCH: To better understand Democratic frustrations surrounding how business is conducted in Tennessee's GOP supermajority House, watch this segment from our award-winning Revealed investigation - long before #TheTennesseeThree made national news. (Please like and share.) 1/2
State Sen. Nathan Dahm (R-OK) has penned several bills loosening gun restrictions, including the nation’s first anti-red flag law. He thinks these bills protect the Second Amendment – and that they make us safer. We think it's probably one or the other. Watch it on @AppleTVPlus.
Banning freeway expansion just makes sense. But also from labor's pov, wouldn't less work on freeway expansions mean more #publictransportation projects to work on? Feels like a win-win for climate and labor. https://t.co/WkuxqynLH0