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48hills.org
I am increasingly coming to believe that San Francisco is now a two-party city - and oddly, we are seeing that reflected in the race to determine who will run the Democratic Party. Republicans are almost entirely irrelevant in San Francisco (the last GOP office holder, BART Board member James Fang, lost his seat two [...] |
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missionlocal.org
A new network of public pressure groups is ascendant in San Francisco, what are they pushing? "A Republican agenda," summed up one observer. |
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socialistworker.org
Grassroots campaigns won important victories on ballot initiatives in San Francisco, but it was a different story in the mayor's race. |
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grapevine.is
Everyone had their theory about what was up with Nastassja Kinski. Her masterclass in the Nordic House seemed like an... |
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