San Francisco leaders have apparently realized that they can clean up their city whenever they feel like it. Unfortunately, that delayed realization proves that they only want to clean it for visits from dictators, not for their actual residents.
San Francisco leaders have apparently realized that they can clean up their city whenever they feel like it. Unfortunately, that delayed realization proves that they only want to clean it for visits from dictators, not for their actual residents. Chinese dictator Xi Jinping is heading to San Francisco for the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit after Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) went and palled around with him in China.
The city decided that it was then time to clean up, leading to the widespread removal of homeless encampments and the Bay Area Rapid Transit system “power washing the entire station” and increasing “the frequency of how often we deep clean our train cars.” BIDEN-XI MEETING: TRUMP REMATCH ANXIETY HAMPERS ECONOMIC COMPETITION WITH CHINA Now, you may think that San Francisco did this only because Xi was attending and the city wanted to make a good impression on the leader of the genocidal Chinese Communist Party. And you would be … right. As Newsom said, “I mean, anytime you put on an event, I mean you have people over your house, you're going to clean up the hous
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