Critics Of MADD’s New Anti-Drug Billboard Warn It May Harm Tourism https://t.co/Q6mJ8aRtM8 Ah hello, failed soft on crime democrat politicians and policies is what's harming all of California! I carry 25/8 and will not be a victim. I have no problem defending myself. 👍
— All American Images (@BK_Morrow) April 5, 2022
People of San Francisco: Recall Mayor London Breed - Sign the Petition! https://t.co/hZStIM1aQZ via @Change
— ShopliftersOfTheWorldUnite (@stacymiddleton1) April 20, 2022
She wants to recall our progressive, elected DA #ChesaBoudin
Meanwhile she took homeless put them in middle of City & put a barbed wired fence around it & covered it.
Democrats say they know how to save the planet, but they can’t even save their own cities. 👇🏻 San Francisco tent cities, homeless population out of control pic.twitter.com/KIsYGnWywL
— SG (@SGKLB22) April 14, 2022
Many of those activists have a financial interest in keeping people on the street. They make money offering services, shelter, and housing.
— Michael Shellenberger (@ShellenbergerMD) April 15, 2022
An insider within the San Francisco homelessness establishment explained to me how the scam works.https://t.co/zh1yeqejHD
🚨👇 SOME WAY RELATED 👇🚨Wow. Here is a transcript I typed of a snipit of what was shared in this interview at 20:30 minutes:Nick Johnson: You brought up the agencies. I reached out to probably half a dozen agencies that deal with the homeless in one way or another with all the fancy names of shelter this and forward this. None of them got back, a couple got back to me and oh we're not going to talk to you. I researched one of them. They had 40 people on staff and I know that means, they have to have 5 to 6 million dollars in salary just overhead just from salary. Plus however much it costs to lease an office building. I don't know how much of the money that is donated to these non-profits trying to make a difference between getting these people off the streets is actually making it to these people trying to get off the streets because it seems that the non-profit agencies that are suppose to be helping the homeless are eating up most of the money just for the overhead.Guest: Yeah, well the interview I sent you that kind of delves into a bit more. That I was telling you the gentlemen who actually lived on the street now that he has gotten off of the streets he is actually working with people. He gave a really interesting statistic. What he said for San Francisco, this is for San Francisco, so not for California, but just for the city of San Francisco. He said they spend $260 MILLION a year on contracts to non-profits for homeless. These are for the non-profits that are providing services for homeless. So there's some areas where they have tents that are maintained by these non-profits to help. They said on average it costs $60,000 a year TO MANAGE ONE TENT.
THIS is what “business friendly” means? 🤔
— Gavin Newsom (@GavinNewsom) April 20, 2022
We protect free speech in California. We help our businesses grow, thrive, and invent the future.
Punishing businesses for speaking out against hatred is the move of an authoritarian regime. https://t.co/dACO1jL5PC
“Business friendly” lol
— CaliforniaDreaming 🤷🏼♀️☀️🚛🇺🇸 (@LivingInCA) April 20, 2022
You kept Disney closed for 13 months. Businesses all over California are still boarded.
I’d take @GovRonDeSantis over @GavinNewsom every day of the week. pic.twitter.com/7hYW9SVAe4
Remember when you told businesses they couldn’t stay open but you went and dined at the most expensive restaurant in California with lobbyists? Remember when schools were closed but your 4 kids did in person learning at their private school? Sounds pretty authoritarian to me…
— John Doe (@IndependendDad) April 20, 2022
Gavin! Isn’t he the idiot who kept Disneyland closed? Shuttered California businesses while keeping his #PlumpJack winery open? Closed restaurants while enjoying a $600 pre fixe dinner at #FrenchLaundry? He’s a f’cking tool!
— plramirez (@plramirez) April 20, 2022
Remember when you closed down the beaches 🤡
— Alvarado Bail Bonds (@AlvaradoBail247) April 20, 2022
Just got off the phone with a source in Sacramento who claim Newsom is planning to send CHP down to Orange County to double down on executive orders to close only their beaches.
— Kira (@RealKiraDavis) May 1, 2020
So why was just Orange County beaches closed by Gavin Newsom? It’s not because Orange County is Republican? Naw. Not possible.
— Patricia Torney (@torney_patricia) May 2, 2020
Liberal San Diego beaches remain open. Conservative Orange County beaches ordered closed. But @GavinNewsom says it is not political.#CivilLiberties
— Bo Hunter (@BoHunter41) May 2, 2020
Gavin Newsom Orders Orange County Beaches Closed Due to Coronavirus https://t.co/JMxe0yGdme
Here are the facts: Orange County has had 43 deaths from COVID19 (3million population) San Diego County has had 113 COVID19 deaths (3 million Population) 3 times higher than OC yet Newsom closes Orange County beaches. This is all political and not scientific. pic.twitter.com/mfyokP2696
— Agostini (@2Molinari) May 2, 2020
Your attorney general was going to fine businesses who were vendors for the border wall.
— indoctrinate (@indoctrinathan) April 20, 2022
Business friendly and governor Newsom...listed in the dictionary as an example of an oxymoron.
— Either/Or (@ThinkImFunny) April 20, 2022
CA residents: our businesses and workers are fleeing California in droves to states like Texas and Florida.
— Byron Alsberg (@byron4mayor) January 9, 2022
CA legislators: Hold my beer.https://t.co/ENgg2uMQwJ
High-tech businesses and the money that fuels them are fleeing high-tax states like California and New York and looking at Florida. Sunday on Full Measure. @ScottThuman pic.twitter.com/10w8uP1J2E
— Full Measure News (@FullMeasureNews) January 8, 2022
I'm 3rd generation born in Los Angeles County, it is sad so many of our successful businesses that are fleeing our state. I blame our politicians who have made it hard for businesses to stay here and are forcing our middle class out of California for more favorable states. https://t.co/uyPEoo3EMM
— Burton Brink for State Assembly (@LASDBrink) December 31, 2021
16 months ago today, six San Francisco Bay Area county suburbs jointly announced a “3-week” stay at home order, the first in the USA to do so.
— Brumby (@the_brumby) July 16, 2021
Today, “3 weeks” (+ 15 months) later only 18.1% of SF metro workers have returned to their offices, the lowest in the nation.
1/6 pic.twitter.com/HpyY8Na3Hs
Not surprisingly, 52% of all California small businesses have closed. This is because 83% of businesses r in cities (>than 50k pop), many of them catering to office workers in central business districts (bars, restaurants, gyms, theaters, dry cleaners, taxi, boutiques, etc)
— Brumby (@the_brumby) July 16, 2021
2/6 pic.twitter.com/3EwzvdWTYb
Everyone should experience a week of the pandemic (lockdown) in both an urban downtown & rural community. The former are ghost towns w nothing but homeless addicts & boarded up retail vacancies. Lifestyles didn’t change in the latter (& yet the populations weren’t wiped out)
— Brumby (@the_brumby) July 16, 2021
3/6
In the central business districts (CBDs), those that could least afford it were hurt the most. Finance/tech workers went home to their leafy suburbs or vacation homes to WFH for 16 months while small business owners & workers (disproportionately minorities) lost everything.
— Brumby (@the_brumby) July 16, 2021
4/6 pic.twitter.com/IkbPMIaTa8
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