SB50 is not right for San Franciscans who continue to be displaced by #JustinHerman policies. Thank you to Supervisor Mar who understands this legacy.
Saying no won't build more homes. Saying no will continue to price out low-income and middle-income San Franciscans. Saying no is not progressive. It's time to say YES.https://www.sfchronicle.com/opinion/editorials/article/Editorial-SF-supervisors-can-t-stop-voting-14919999.php …
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It’s a little flawed, so let’s do noting instead
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You endorsed NO on 2018 Prop C to tax wealthy companies to build supportive housing.
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I don't understand why SF city govt is so bad on this when so many other cities City Councils and Mayors are shifting to more more pro building, less zoning restrictions..it feels like SF is stuck in time.
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Ill say this is as often as possible: you, rep wiener, the chronicle...all represent majority opinion. the supervisors represent highly-engaged local neighborhood groups. it is their job to represent their voters and block housing. only a ballot measure can represent the city
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Yes, but build in neighborhoods that won’t adversely affect working-class people! Otherwise you better be building plenty of affordable housing too. Otherwise will just be a monolith of rich folks.
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They can do that but that's not their plan currently. They want decisions made out of desperation.
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While discussing the San Francisco homeless crises and affordability problen, Fox News conveniently leaves this out all the time. I’ve seen this argument play out for an entire decade. It’s not as eye catching as filming defacation in the street, apparently
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