May 11, 2022
SPECIAL EDITION
(Skip ahead to “CHEAT SHEET, CITY” for ballot measures)
I’ve been a San Francisco voter for over a decade, and in that time I’ve never been excited for an election. I understood, no matter what I voted for, someone either useless or legitimately low-key evil would enter office, and at least a few terrible pieces of legislation would be made law by way of the ballot initiative. But this election is different. Today, we are not only voting on the recall of a legitimately dangerous District Attorney, there is a chance we might succeed. Incredibly, our vote matters.
after years of chaos under radical leadership, a new moderate coalition and builders like the sf 10x project are engineering a (fragile, partial) recovery, mostly fueled by the ai boom
a dispatch from the red cup rebellion, where baristas and dsa members in keffiyehs marched outside a fully open starbucks, booing patrons picking up lattes and scones
“the most harassed man in the history of twitter” is more than just a punching bag. will stancil is the representation of an internet ecosystem that rewards obsession, and punishes sincerity