Jesse Powell on Twitter: "@TrishaThadani Which begets the question: is it actually a citywide crisis? Could it be a statewide crisis, or a national crisis? If a single neighborhood is not to bear the cost of a citywide crisis, should a single city bear the cost of a statewide crisis, or a state a national crisis?" / Twitter

Supervisor Aaron Peskin on Haney's legislation: “We really need to address it where the problem is. I don't see it as a supervisorisoal (district) issue.” He specifically mentioned Mar's district, the Sunset, which has a low homeless population.

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Trisha Thadani

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· Dec 17, 2019

New: Should San Francisco have a homeless shelter in every district -- even those with low homeless populations? Supervisor Haney is re-introducing an ordinance today that he hopes will spur more shelter construction around the city. Is that realistic? sfchronicle.com/bayarea/articl

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Trisha Thadani

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Dec 18, 2019

Supervisor Hillary Ronen shoots back: "If we are serious about all being part of the solution, pls stand up and take leadership... I'm sorry, but this is not something that you can put on just residents in a few neighborhoods when this is an extreme city wide crisis."

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Which begets the question: is it actually a citywide crisis? Could it be a statewide crisis, or a national crisis? If a single neighborhood is not to bear the cost of a citywide crisis, should a single city bear the cost of a statewide crisis, or a state a national crisis?

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