This is the kind of unity we need to see among left-of-center candidates—everyone not on the billionaires' team. Like Saikat, I'll support Connie in the general election. I won't hide my disagreements with her, but fortunately most of them are much less relevant to federal office.
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Taxpayers on hook for $1.1 million for security upgrades at Josh Shapiro's private home (Barnini Chakraborty/Washington Examiner)
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/4608912/security-upgrades-josh-shapiro-home-arson/
http://www.memeorandum.com/260615/p71#a260615p71
If you live in San Francisco,
there’s a good chance that somebody knocked on your door today from the Saikat Chakrabarti campaign.
An early employee at Stripe, the payments processing company,
Chakrabarti spent $8.8 million of his own money trying to replace Nancy Pelosi in Congress.
Several hundred people fanned out around the city to knock on voters’ doors canvassing for him.
His campaign says they cumulatively visited 5,000 homes per hour.
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Christina Vantzou, Christina Vantzou & John Also Bennett:
🎵 Reclining figures
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https://open.spotify.com/track/0CXkhX1HRAbw3OyBmLDjem
Wondering why the left is split in SF’s Congressional race to replace Nancy Pelosi? This is by far the best overview I’ve seen: https://jacobin.com/2026/06/sf-congress-election-chan-chakrabarti
Not April Fool: okay, I think that clinches my vote for Chakrabarti over Chan unless there are major surprises. You can't be mealy-mouthed on enabling a genocidal regime. (Of course, Wiener is much worse on this issue, and I will vote for Chan in the general if it's those two who advance.)
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