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Are YOU ready for real change at City Hall, vote MATTHEW SUSK as your 1st choice for District 3 Supervisor and get your ballot in early.
With less than 2 weeks to go until Election Day, there's no better time to vote than today!
Stop Crime Action is proud to endorse @MattSusk and Moe Jamil for the Board of Supervisors for District 3. They align closely with our stances on public safety and also have been endorsed by the SF Police Officers Association.
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Great day exploring the heart of Chinatown, where history and culture meet the future of San Francisco! I will work to build a safer, stronger, and more vibrant District 3!
I am deeply honored to receive the endorsement of former Mayor & Police Chief, (and D3 resident!) Frank Jordan.
The momentum keeps building - I am the leading candidate for Public Safety!
At Fisherman’s Wharf, I’m reminded of San Francisco’s deep history and vibrant culture. I’m dedicated to preserving our heritage while fostering growth and innovation. Together, we can honor our past and build a brighter future. #VoteSusk#D3
Hot new SF Beat episode: interview with Matt Susk! If the state of the city is getting you down and you're sick of the same old insiders, check out @MattSusk candidate for D 3 supervisor. thoughts? share them! https://t.co/fqd8TKYth7 via @YouTube
That’s it, the gloves are going ON! The SFPOA & @sffdlocal798 are hosting “Fights in the Fog” a charity boxing event with 12 bouts featuring fighters from the SFPD and SFFD. GET YOUR TICKETS NOW THEY’RE SELLING FAST.
And the night’s winners are those supported by the SFPOA Community Service Fund—which will receive all proceeds.
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@AT415287548@ConnectedSF@domestic415 Correct. I’m the ONLY candidate in D3 who has pledged to never run for state or federal office. I want to FIX our City
Our journey began with a simple concept to support unhoused people struggling with addiction by providing real-time access to services, incentivizing recovery, and focusing on abstinence (which includes MAT). We committed to creating a fail-safe continuum that offers a true pathway to independence and a new life. Most importantly, we prioritized transparency and results — and WE DID IT!
a san francisco voter guide for people who aren’t insane
San Francisco should be the greatest city in the world, and that’s the goal. But before we get to all the fun shit — new tunnels and trains up your ass, rooftop hydroponic gardens of genetically-modified flora, every building in the city zoned to seven stories (provided it is beautiful (we all know what is, and what is not, beautiful)), 24-hour clubbing in the foggy neon “midnight district,” promotions and raises for whoever is managing the city parks (you guys are doing a great job actually, thank you), and a colossal “Justice” statue on Alcatraz Island to match New York City’s Lady Liberty — we need to claw our way back to base-level human civilization.
Namely: crime should be illegal, emergency shelter should be built for the homeless, that emergency shelter should be prioritized over free one-bedroom apartments for drug addicts who just moved to the city, NGOs grifting city dollars in the name of improving a social problem they invariably make worse should be starved of funding, public schools should be safe and clean, public transportation should be solvent, and the budget should be balanced. Things, in other words, should just be normal.
At various points we have termed this philosophy of government “duh,” “yeah no shit,” and “what if things just worked?” Over time, the philosophy has become more popular, and today adherents of this radical perspective on local government functioning in a manner that is not, technically speaking, terroristic in nature… are legion. This is a voter guide for you — people who aren’t insane. Accept no substitutions.
Basic breakdown of the guide looks like this: first, we provide a cheat sheet with every answer, one after the other, for easy cribbing in your polling booth. Then, below, a bit more context if you’re curious about our thinking. This guide was put together by the Pirate Wires editorial team, with special thanks to guest star @sathaxe.
Now, let’s get down to business.
Walking around North Beach is always magical—Italian restaurants, lively streets, and rich culture. Get out there and support our local businesses. They are the backbone of our City!
At Levi’s Plaza, I’m reminded of the vibrant history and bustling businesses that make San Francisco so special! Lets give local businesses the support they need to thrive. 🌟🌆 #VoteSusk#D3
🚨ConnectedSF endorsement alert! 🚨
CSF is proud to endorse .@MattSusk for D3 Supervisor!
Susk has deep roots in the community, has had a successful private sector career; he believes in public safety, cutting costs & investing in our local economy
CONGRATULATIONS MATT! 🎉