There might be hope

[eagle7-31]

San Francisco Voters Overwhelmingly Back Recall of Progressive School-Board Members | National Review

More than 70 percent of voters supported the ouster of school board members Alison Collins, Gabriela López, and Faauuga Moliga.

www.nationalreview.com

for the country just yet. If a hard core blue looney left wing city like SF ousts 3 school board members, the lights have not totally gone out.

 

[Baron Von Murderpaws]

San Francisco Voters Overwhelmingly Back Recall of Progressive School-Board Members | National Review

More than 70 percent of voters supported the ouster of school board members Alison Collins, Gabriela López, and Faauuga Moliga.

www.nationalreview.com

for the country just yet. If a hard core blue looney left wing city like SF ousts 3 school board members, the lights have not totally gone out.

And if it's happening in Hellifornia, thats saying something!!!
Maybe it's finally going to happen.........the few truly intelligent people in this country are going to start standing up, fighting, and take this country back from the corrupt, the useless, the greedy, and the despicable DementiacRats!!!

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

And if it's happening in Hellifornia, thats saying something!!!
Maybe it's finally going to happen.........the few truly intelligent people in this country are going to start standing up, fighting, and take this country back from the corrupt, the useless, the greedy, and the despicable DementiacRats!!!

I've been listening to folks for years who have said that it has to happen just this way, starting at the bottom -- the school boards.

Let's kick ass!

 

[Lisa558]

One of them is a despicable anti-Asian racist - ironic, considering how the left is always purported to be against racism against blacks - who tweeted a slur calling them house n’gs.

People are finally waking up to the fact that the haters and the bigots are the far-left kooks.

SF school board member used slur in tweets about Asian Americans

The 2016 tweets still had not been deleted as of Friday morning.

www.sfgate.com