San Francisco’s Soft-on-Crime DA Voted Out in Historic Recall
Looks like San Francisco voters don't like higher crime and violence . . . Now, it they'll just elect some conservative leaders to their city council, things might get better . . . Not holding breath
JUNE 8, 2022BY PATRICK HOUCK0
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America’s bluest city has sacked its soft-on-crime district attorney amid rising crime and increasing outrage from locals.
With more than half of the vote tallied, 60% of San Francisco voters have chosen to recall District Attorney Chesa Boudin — an insurmountable margin.
And just like that, the progressive prosecutor movement lost a leading member of its coalition.
Boudin, the son of Weather Underground terrorists, faced widespread criticism after instituting a slew of far-left policies. (RELATED: Leftist Extremists Threaten to Burn Down Supreme Court and Kill Justices – Biden DHS Spins Wildly)
During Boudin’s two-and-a-half years in office, the city has witnessed a dramatic increase in violent crime.
The New York Post has more on the voters’ frustration:
Boudin’s loss followed February’s recalls of three San Francisco school members amid outrage over their decision to spend time renaming one-third of the city’s schools instead of reopening classrooms closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Mayor London Breed — who in December announced a crackdown in which cops would be “less tolerant of all the bulls–t that has destroyed our city” — will name Boudin’s replacement until a special election is held in November.
Last year’s crime stats showed that San Francisco was more dangerous than 98% of American cities. (RELATED: Biden Signs Executive Order on Policing, Attacks Republicans)
Compton, California, known for its infamous gang wars, is considered twice as safe.
Besides the Bay Area recall, seven states held primary elections last night: California, Iowa, Montana, New Mexico, South Dakota, New Jersey and Mississippi.
Underscoring the most significant takeaway from the results, Politico noted that Democrats appear to have a turnout problem in California:
…California is not an insignificant state for Democrats. It’s a bastion of progressivism that has bent over backwards to enact policies making it easier for people to vote. For Democrats already confronting a bleak midterm election landscape nationally, any sign of apathy there is reason for concern.
California-based Doug Herman, who was a lead mail strategist for Barack Obama’s 2008 and 2012 campaigns, said it “portends turnout trouble for the fall if the primary [turnout] is this low.”
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PATRICK HOUCK (PATRICK HOUCK)
Patrick Houck is an avid political enthusiast based out of the Washington, D.C. metro area. His expertise is in campaigns and the use of targeted messaging to persuade voters. When not combing through the latest news, you can find him enjoying the company of family and friends or pursuing his love of photography.
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