In reply to Als.

That project is estimated to be at least three years away if one consults HSH’s manifesto for the tiny homes encampment that will open on the site next month.

Uh, “thwart” means “oppose successfully.” Unless you can see the future, I think you mean “oppose.”

I opposed all bonds.There is plenty of money.They just waste most of it on worthless projects with no expectations of success.Just look at all the scandles.

In reply to Gary.

Wise Mr. Benioff built a huge (oversize) office building that I now think is empty. He might have his name on lots of hospital buildings and that is good, but the eyesore he built in downtown San Francisco will be with us forever. I call him selfish on that building and I would guess that our government bows down to him.

In reply to MTN.

How long before the BART at 16th housing gets built? It feels like the money never gets spent for housing. And the Mayor wants more money? Bonds are not free, they have to be paid back with interest added on.

My comment is short and civil. Initially the status of my first comment states awaiting moderation, minutes later you deleted it from the queue. Can you please explain why? This city doesn’t need more one sided reporting and I hope Mission Local can do better at educating the public on truth and facts. This article has so much ‘he says, she says,’ but why is there nothing about the pros and cons of Proposition A?

The entire article spreads hate and creates division within San Francisco. This country is not one-party, and citizens have the freedom to change their minds in this free country. Why attack someone for exercising their freedoms? There is so much ‘he says, she says,’ but why is there nothing about the pros and cons of Proposition A? The recalls of the school board were supported by overwhelming majorities in San Francisco. Will Mission Local label everyone who voted for the recalls as Republicans? I am a lifelong Democrat, and I do not criticize anyone who made a different choice or changed their mind. It’s a free country. Mission Local should also not overreact with one-sided reporting on financial backers just because some people are more successful at fundraising. The ‘Yes on A’ supporters and other campaign groups are also receiving a lot of money, so what is your point? It’s almost like you don’t understand how campaigns work.

It is consistent to both support Breed and oppose Prop A.

I am living proof of that.

Who could have ever guessed that billionaires spending large sums of money in an attempt rule our government and all of us in San Francisco, are really selfish, support tweets wishing violence and death upon those with whom they disagree and are psychopaths?

Of course, this doesn’t apply to Benioff and others who are like him, if they exist.

What a disgusting group of entitled people. We must learn how to counter their toxic plans.

Neighbors for a Better San Francisco are values voters. Property values, that is. Isn’t that what politics is really all about in San Francisco?