Chairman of @SFGOP. Candidate for D2 Supervisor. Member of @BrionesSociety.
San Francisco
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Do NOT vote for Scott Wiener
The race to succeed Nancy Pelosi leaves San Francisco with two candidates and no good choice. So we asked a simpler question: who would do the most damage in Washington? The answer is Scott Wiener. He wrote the book on overregulation in California. Don’t let him write the sequel in Congress. Do NOT vote for Scott Wiener.
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Enablement is NOT compassion.
🎥July 16 2026
Please meet 38yr old Lily she’s originally from San Francisco. Lily struggles with a Fentanyl addiction and she has a flesh eating wound on her legs. Currently she’s living in a shelter waiting to be placed back in a room. Listen to Lily describes her experience while accessing Harm reduction at Glide
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Team USA is coming to the San Francisco Bay Area on July 1 for the Round of 32! Our city has been alive with energy for the World Cup, and we’re just getting started. Let’s go, USA. Let’s go, San Francisco!! 🇺🇸🇺🇸
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Many people think any given ML project is 99% training.
In reality, it’s 50% evaluation, 40% data cleaning, 8% integration, and 2% training.
The first two set the noise floor for learning. No ML magic matters; the model cannot lower the noise floor, as that’s the optimal bound of Shannon encoding of your data.
Thus, not a single day goes by without me thinking about ontology. Even the old labels have to be constantly reviewed.
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California is a case study in how a rich society can spend more and more while producing less and less of what its ordinary citizens need. The paradox of California today is a successful economy attached to a failing model of governance.
Well said @FareedZakaria.
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The redheaded guy holding the sign is Nate. He and his girlfriend Ashley and friend Garret Doty (who nearly beat a man to death with a pipe) terrorized the Marina for years. Nate has taxpayer-funded housing, still does dope, and is doing marketing for Jennifer Friedenbach 🤦🏻♀️
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love to watch a man come into the work he was born to do. unbothered. moisturized. happy. in his lane. focused. flourishing.
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The @CAGOP’s immune system is working — we declined to endorse the Nick Fuentes fan for a statewide office, and backed his Republican opponent instead.
Antisemitism, Holocaust denial, and hatred of women has no place in our party.
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San Francisco is now a model for how to fight crime.
A few years ago it averaged 86 car break-ins per day. Today: 15.
SF did two things:
1. Got a DA that prosecutes criminals: Following the successful recall of Chesa Boudin, DA Brooke Jenkins started prosecuting prolific offenders and said so loudly. Crime dropped every year since she took office.
2. Put tech to use: In 2024, SF activated 400 license plate readers and deployed 80 drones citywide. This tech feeds officers live intelligence on suspects in motion. Drones alone have assisted in 1,000+ arrests since then. The technology lets authorities solve crimes as they happen rather than depend on much more intensive, legally perilous post hoc investigations (which ironically are often more intrusive than using tech).
The results:
- Car break-ins down 85%
- Robbery down 30%
- Burglary down 33%.
- Homicides hit their lowest level since 1954.
Plate readers, drones, a prosecutor who prosecutes. That's the whole formula!
Austin has the opposite approach. License plate cameras are effectively banned. Jail bookings are down despite repeat offenders victimizing innocent people regularly. Bond violations went from 37 in 2020 to 250 last year.
SF proved crime is a choice. Austin, so far, keeps making a different one.
Nick Berg 盧柏格 retweeted
Mises obliterated the entire socialist project in 1920 with one devastating insight: "Where there is no free market, there is no pricing mechanism; without a pricing mechanism, there is no economic calculation." The socialists spent the next century pretending this problem didn't exist while their economies collapsed around them.
And yet here we are, watching politicians promise they can "fix" healthcare, housing, and energy markets through central planning. They can't even calculate the cost of their own programs correctly — how exactly are they going to allocate resources across an entire economy?
Every Venezuelan breadline, every Soviet grain shortage, every Chinese famine was just Mises being proven right in the most brutal way possible. But sure, let's try democratic socialism this time. What could go wrong?
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SFGOP Meeting on 2026-02-04
Speakers: Leo Zacky, Sheriff Chad Bianco, former California State Senator Gloria Romero
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SF homeless services execs thinking about their upcoming 2026 contract renewals with City Hall after increasing homelessness and drug tourism for two decades
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Incentives matter in everything, more than most people know, and there are few incentives anywhere in government to do ANYTHING #BetterFasterCheaperSmaller. And often the exact opposite. We need better policymaking, at all levels.
@NickBergSF @Bill_Jackson @ConnectedSF @MHurabiell
There isn’t a single incentive in our current system that drives costs down. Nobody knows what anything actually costs — not the doctors, not the nurses, not the patients. Only the bean counters.
We need to restore free-market competition and real consumer choice. That starts with funding HSAs and letting people choose the care that works for them.
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@sfgov is planning to order older high-rise condos to install sprinkler systems at a cost of up to $300k per unit.
Some owners will be forced to sell but it will be a huge payday for Sprinkler Fitters Local 483, the union pushing this measure.
sfchronicle.com/bayarea/arti…
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This new law enforcement sobering center marks a fundamental change in San Francisco: If you do drugs on our streets, we will arrest you. And with this new resource, we will give you a real chance to enter recovery.
Mayor Daniel Lurie is hoping a new, coercive approach can help officers tackle open-air drug use in San Francisco while getting more people off the streets and connected to addiction treatment. sfchronicle.com/sf/article/d…
