Jen Kwart

Comms for @DavidChiu. Trying every day to right some wrongs. Opinions are very good but also my own. She/her.

[Vincent Evans @VinceEvans]

Me actively searching for the line Democrats still believe Trump won’t cross.

[rebecca jennings @rebexxxxa]

idk why i’m always shocked to rediscover how deeply our country hates women

[Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez @AOC]

He sounds like a guy yelling at random people on 34th Street with a karaoke speaker

[Joe Fitzgerald Rodriguez @FitzTheReporter]

“This investigation has taken us to the darkest corners of the internet, and I am absolutely horrified for the women and girls who have had to endure this exploitation.”

-- City Attorney @DavidChiu

https://t.co/HXNjpyrTLd via @sfstandard

[David Chiu @DavidChiu]

San Francisco is suing 16 of the most-visited websites that create and distribute nonconsensual deepfake pornography of real adults and minors.

https://t.co/OSYNJ4jNHM

[Heather Knight @hknightsf]

SCOOP: San Francisco City Attorney @DavidChiu has filed a first-of-its-kind lawsuit seeking to shut down 16 websites that turn photos of real women and girls into A.I.-generated pornography without their consent.

My latest: https://t.co/elmbMMmtrJ

[IATSE // #IASolidarity @IATSE]

Here's why you should hire union stagehands and stage designers:

(They did not)

[Mission Local @MLNow]

The San Francisco city attorney filed a lawsuit against gig work company WorkWhile last night.

The San Francisco-based staffing company has allegedly denied its workers employee benefits by classifying them as independent contractors.

via @Yujie_ZZ
https://t.co/wTDZVzS2f2

[Veena Dubal @veenadubal]

Yes!!!!!!!!! Every city attorney needs to follow @davidchiu and his office’s move to reign in bad employers!!!

[bald ann dowd @ali_sivi]

their commitment to misunderstanding what makes movies successful is almost impressive

[David Chiu @DavidChiu]

Donald Trump has long disregarded the rule of law, but today a jury sent a clear message that no one is above the law.

Voters across the country must wake up to the fact that Trump is a convicted felon and is unfit for office.
https://t.co/wKCpBg18Yg

[Elizabeth Warren @SenWarren]

The @CFPB is here to stay! In a 7-2 decision, the Supreme Court followed the law and confirmed that the CFPB’s funding structure is constitutional.

[Bobby @SullivanBobby]

Drake: Your feet are small 🤣

Kendrick: God has chosen me alone as His instrument to strike you down. Your pride has landed you in a den of snakes where your most trusted advisors are plotting your downfall and when that inevitable moment strikes, you will deserve it.

[San Francisco Chronicle @sfchronicle]

JUST IN: S.F. has filed a trademark infringement lawsuit against the city of Oakland and its port commission over a planned name change for the Oakland airport to San Francisco Bay Oakland International Airport. https://t.co/jDGGQqg2Um

[Isaiah Poritz @IsaiahPoritz]

Fun intro to the California courts beat: @SFCityAttorney is officially suing Oakland in federal court over its proposed airport name change to "San Francisco Bay Oakland International Airport."

SF says the new name will confuse travelers:
https://t.co/44EJRbBYtK

[r/Warriors 🏆 @GSWReddit]

I don’t think it’s some guarantee that Klay won’t end up signing another contract with the dubs. But if he doesn’t, his last game being a stinker doesn’t move me. Klay will always be a fucking legend in the bay. My favorite Warriors player of all time. O captain my captain!

[Dr. Nirav Pandya, M.D. @DrNiravPandya]

😢

[Sasha Perigo @sashaperigo]

I’m so unbelievably proud of these women for sharing their stories.

After coming forward about my sexual assault in 2021, I was deeply disturbed to learn that my experience with Jon was the tip of the iceberg.
https://t.co/0JOsvj33rI

[San Francisco Chronicle @sfchronicle]

Qwick, a hospitality staffing company, has agreed to reclassify its California workers as employees and pay them $1.85 million in compensation for lost wages and benefits in a settlement with the city of San Francisco. https://t.co/AeqZ7oE7Hh

[Liam Dillon @dillonliam]

BREAKING: Invitation Homes, the nation's largest operator of single-family home rentals will pay $3.7 million to settle allegations it violated California's anti-rent gouging laws affecting 1,900 tenants, @AGRobBonta announced today. https://t.co/LlEESTS6uP