What weary San Franciscans are saying after voters rejected ‘stranglehold’ of the progressive left

[rangerrebew]

 
What weary San Franciscans are saying after voters rejected ‘stranglehold’ of the progressive left
Story by Hannah Ray Lambert • 1h

Standing next to a red and gray tent, a piece of foil gripped in her left hand, a woman yelled that she needed a straw.

"There's a park. There's children right there," Darren Stallcup said as he walked past her on the trash-strewn sidewalk. "You can't smoke fentanyl next to the park."
 
"I can smoke anywhere I want to," the woman shouted. A San Francisco Police Department SUV sat parked mere feet away.

Scenes like this are nothing new to Stallcup, a 27-year-old California native who documents the Bay Area's homelessness and drug crises on social media platform X.
 

"The California I knew as a little boy no longer exists because of all the chaos and lawlessness in our community," Stallcup told Fox News Digital last week.

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[rangerrebew]

Broken the stranglehold maybe but haven't won the battle yet.  There is an uber-liberal by the name of Newsom slinking around waiting to reverse the will of the people.

[PeteS in CA]

Until City Council and Board of Stuporvisors members stop attacking police officers for enforcing the law and the DA will actually prosecute crime, police officers won't be risking their lives and careers for less than nothing.