San Francisco leaders’ idea of governance is to funnel billions of dollars to unaccountable far-left nonprofit groups. If you can believe it, that strategy hasn’t been working.
San Francisco relies on nonprofit groups to deliver social services to the tune of some $1.4 billion per year. Despite this, the city’s Board of Supervisors has only now decided to push through a bill that would establish “measurable performance goals” in city contracts with those nonprofit groups.
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