Mayor Ed Lee

His bringing in of new companies/​corporations without having infrastructure like housing to support the growth has ripped SF apart. His idea of lowering unemployment is to force the unemployed out by importing employed people. SF institutions/​murals/​statues are being torn down for corporate buildings and condos.

I’ve lived in San Francisco for 11 years. I have never seen a worse mayor in any city I have lived in. He ignores the pleas of his own citizens. His inhumane treatment of the homeless alone is criminal (destroying the tents of families in winter when it’s raining.) Rather than fix problems of concern to San Franciscans, he irresponsibly spent $ 5 million of tax payer dollars on a Super Bowl party no one wanted. He is involved in bribery and embezzling scandals. His approval rating is dismally low. Since Lee’s second term, only 25% of voters think the city is on the right track. He is even less popular with the Board of Supervisors. He’s a dishonest and incapable leader. His incompetence is destroying the city I love at warp speed. Thanks to Lee, my once favorite neighborhoods have been razed to the ground for eyesore condos, and record numbers of local businesses have had to close to make way for more corporate greed. I’ve personally lost 35 friends to eviction, landlord bribery, and the most unaffordable rent in the nation, all due to his crooked policies that have no regard for actual citizens, or for the proud history of San Francisco as a humanitarian city for ALL. No one is happy. His greedy self-​serving policies have turned an entire city against him. Please step down, Ed Lee, you’re embarrassing yourself, and all San Franciscans, in front of the entire world.

Well, at least Julie Christensen is out.
Thanks for running despite being ignored by the mainstream media… we at least got this arrogant witch out!!!
We kick her out! That’s great news for people of SF because she is against us.
She has no moral, was such a bad seed, made SF so rotten.
But now Ed Lee’s side-​kick is gone.
First a walk, a walk just to talk with me
later on, she took SF’s heart
ugly face, the death coming over us
I shoulda died, I’d been better off
Hypnotized, the eyes of a million lies
I gave a damn, I fell for her scheme
Never trust, an old woman with your dirty Board of Supervisor
lesson learned.
SF’s hearts still regretting
Hey bro.
Bout your lady, better know she’s crazy
All she says just turns out wrong
Xxxx her good, as she drinks while crying
I’m so glad that bitch is gone
God help us and the city of SF!
This mayor is going to Fxxx us good, really good, again.
Hope we can re-​call, can’t we?
This is a removed content that I wrote before:
Please read this. That’s all, no more, no less, you’ll find out what’s really going on SF Chinatown.

TAKE NOTE, MAYOR ED LEE… BAYVIEW POLICE STATION NEEDS TO LOOK TO THE TARAVAL POLICE STATION STAFF ON HOW TO SERVE THE PUBLIC, READ ON…
I just wanted to take time to thank the calm, kind female police officer who assisted me on filing a report.
I grew up out in the Sunset District in San Francisco. This neighborhood represents fond memories and great experiences from my childhood. I feel safe there.
After my limited experience with the Bayview Police station when I needed to file a report on some punk at one of the Bayview Walgreens and NO ONE FROM BAYVIEW POLICE STATION EVER CAME OUT TO TAKE A REPORT even though the store manager called them, let’s just say that the police station in Bayview District is not on my list of 5 star places to recommend.
Bayview police station needs to take a cue from the Taraval Police Station when dealing with folks calling in or physically coming in who may be shaken up, scared and/​or upset. I was treated with and observed, only calm professionalism
during my visit to the Taraval Police Station.
Taraval Police officers afforded me and others I witnessed what I call the, «three C’s»
*Candor
*Care
*Courtesy
Taraval Police Station have these traits down.
Thank you for being professional and helpful, folks. Should I run into any other issues in my new neighborhood of Bayview, I now I know I can return to my «home» neighborhood of the Sunset and file a report there in safety and peace.

I concur with other reviews here. Road construction was recently completed on my residential block (I live in the Richmond District), and after weeks of digging, dust, 7am construction crew start times… the end result was a patched up road with uneven surfaces.
Is this work considered ‘finished’? Is there any grand vision or plan for SF roads and road quality in general? From the looks (and feel) of the streets I have driven and walked down for so many years, it appears the answer is ‘No.’.
It is a disgrace that our world class city has many roads that are barely 3^rd-​world quality. This is not how we should be tending to our infrastructure in this century.
Mayor Lee, are you listening?

My God, what are you allowing these construction companies to do to our roads??? Are you not driving along Pine from Stockton to Van Ness, Van Ness between Lombard and Market, etc., etc.
You seemingly allow these construction companies, cable companies, sewage companies to dig up our roads and then slap down some ashphalt over the holes they’ve dug and bugger off; leaving us with pot holes, uneven patches and, in general, a car-​destroying state that would make a Beirut road seem smooth and inviting.
I am convinced you’re taking back handers or your staff are completely asleep at the wheel or staff are doing their jobs and you’re not listening as you’re taking back handers.
The madness of it all!

The Mayor’s duty is towards the people of the city-​ALL of them, not just the groups that will fulfill his personal «legacy» and ego. Also, a person in the high office of Mayor of San Francisco should be able to think outside of the «free market Capitalism» box.