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San Francisco, CA
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Paul Barbagelata retweeted
What an unfortunate boon for the careers of career criminals — especially drug dealers — brought to us by the @CaSupremeCourt!
Thank you, @BrookeJenkinsSF, for sounding the alarm.
I think it’s time for another ballot measure to help restore public safety in California…
San Francisco DA Brooke Jenkins warns 'devastating' California court will unleash crime wave trib.al/IXNcETs
Anyone born in Watsonville gets my vote- a real Californio
Maybe, just maybe, California should elect a governor who has real and current experience actually governing something, like a big city? Just a thought. 🤔 @MattMahanHQ @MattMahanSJ
Even though we've made some great leaps in the last year, we will not be a world class city with these policies
“San Francisco Values,” spending way more of your tax dollars on perpetuating homeless drug addicts THAN ANY OTHER CITY in America… by a mile. No other city even comes close.
And we wonder why we have a drug tourism problem here where people flock from all over the country to come and do drugs here out on our city streets.
Free cold hard cash to buy the drugs, free SRO to overdose and die in, free drug paraphernalia, free food, great weather and the cheapest fentanyl and meth in the country with “sanctuary” protection for the illegal cartel foot soldiers out selling it.
Paul Barbagelata retweeted
Spencer Pratt to Nithya Raman on homelessness:“I’ll go below the freeway tomorrow with her to find some of these people she’s going to ‘offer treatment’ for. She’s going to get stabbed in the neck. These people don’t want a bed—they want fentanyl…”
As one of the richest cities in the United States, don't you think these piers should be funded and reopened for public and tourism alike?
Hopefully there are plans to reopen.
Paul Barbagelata retweeted
Sea lions surfing huge waves
near Santa Barbara Island, California filmed by Ryan Lawler of Pacific Offshore Expeditions
Paul Barbagelata retweeted
California Celebrates Installation Of Single L.A. Trash Can That Cost $400 Billion And Took 18 Years To Build buff.ly/Hcz1aHw
Paul Barbagelata retweeted
California Republicans, you must be pragmatic and rally behind @MattMahanSJ for Governor. There isn't even a 1% chance a Republican wins. Be pragmatic. Otherwise Swalwell or Porter are waltzing into Governor- and we get four more years of establishment Dem failures.
Paul Barbagelata retweeted
Mayor Lurie is not the utopian Mayor. San Francisco has to get real. There's no way he's going to be everything for everybody. That's just absolute insanity. He is making progress. There's a lot of problems that still need to be addressed that I could call a progressive failure dump (fix the drug dealing and drug using crisis which is huge!!) He might evolve and take care of the homeless industrial complex problem, or he might not but he's a hell of a lot better than London Breed.
Paul Barbagelata retweeted
I’m voting for San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan for Governor in 2026 — at this point, whether he runs or not.
Please run, @MattMahanSJ, so I don’t need to write you in. Your ambitious, solutions-oriented leadership is exactly what our state and Democratic Party desperately need. (1/5)
Paul Barbagelata retweeted
The Santa Clara Electricity Plant claiming its next sacrifice to keep the 49ers season alive.
Paul Barbagelata retweeted
#49ers DE Nick Bosa is going to “make a push” to return for the Super Bowl.
Paul Barbagelata retweeted
The mayor of San Jose just called out @CAgovernor for vetoing drug-free recovery housing in California. I worked behind the scenes for two years to get that bill to the governor's desk. I think @MattMahanSJ is gonna run for Governor. And he will win.
"Evan Sernoffsky, a spokesperson for the police department, said that the police department’s increasing use of technology to solve crimes has been helping drive the numbers down. But on top of that, he said, police morale is higher than it’s been in years."
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