San Francisco voters are rolling back “progressive” fantasies in law enforcement, school, and drug and welfare policies. At what point do those voters hold it against the politicians and progressive activists who drove them to this point?
San Francisco’s voters are projected to have approved several propositions that would roll back progressive policies or influence. Proposition E would allow police to chase suspects more often, allow police to use surveillance drones and place security cameras on public property, and roll back oversight micromanaging from bureaucrats, among other things. It is on pace to pass with 60% of the vote from Tuesday’s election.
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