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   In  C. Bush wrote:   
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   > SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) - With hopes of transforming San Francisco into a   
   > "cleaner, more welcoming environment," Mayor Daniel Lurie launched an   
   > initiative pledging to power wash more city sidewalks along busy   
   > commercial corridors, city leaders announced.   
      
   How about doing something to the Democrats who caused the problem?   
      
   > The new power-washing program will cover the Mission, Sunset,   
   > Tenderloin, Richmond, Chinatown, North Beach, and Fillmore   
   > neighborhoods, city leaders said.   
   >   
   > Lurie said Thursday, "Clean streets are key to our comeback. When our   
   > streets are cared for and vibrant, people come out and spend time in   
   > their neighborhoods. Investment in street cleanliness will help us   
   > continue to breathe life into our commercial corridors."   
      
   That's what happens when black Democrats are placed in positions that   
   they aren't capable of performing the tasks.   
      
   > The anti-grime initiative was backed by $3 million in funding from   
   > Avenue Greenlight and developed with San Francisco Public Works.   
   >   
   > The mayor's office wrote, "Each neighborhood will receive a tailored   
   > cleaning plan implemented by Civic Method, including deep steam   
   > sanitation, recurring maintenance, and real-time community reporting.   
   > The new power washing program will add coverage during critical   
   > afternoon and early evening hours, which is consistently requested by   
   > local merchants."   
   >   
   > San Francisco Supervisor Danny Sauter said entrepreneurs and small   
   > business owners work hard to take care of their stores, restaurants, and   
   > offices.   
   >   
   > "They deserve that same level of care on the sidewalks and streets that   
   > surround them. This program from Avenue Greenlight will be   
   > transformative in making our neighborhoods sparkle and creating clean,   
   > welcoming corridors for businesses to thrive and shoppers to enjoy,"   
   > Sauter wrote.   
      
   Get rid of the illegal, queers, druggies and Democrats who crapped there!   
      
   > Currently, the city's public works department operates several other   
   > street cleaning programs. They include CleanCorridorsSF, a weekly   
   > deep-cleaning operation that dispatches cleanings crews to commercial   
   > corridors across the city to power wash sidewalks, remove graffiti,   
   > flush roadways, and engage with local businesses to promote ongoing   
   > cleanliness.   
   >   
   > https://www.kron4.com/news/bay-area/power-washing-initiative-targets-dirt   
   > y-san-francisco-sidewalks/   
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