Aaron Peskin says that Board President Avalos or Campos would be best for San Francisco

by KPFA Evening News/Ann Garrison

Mon, Jan 7, 2013 2:40PM

The new San Francisco City and County Board of Supervisors will meet for the first time on Tuesday,01.08.2013, with two newly elected members, four re-elected members, and five members whose terms are ongoing. After a swearing in ceremony, the full Board will elect its President for the next two years. The President is the most powerful member of the Board and one of the most powerful officials in San Francisco. Former Board President Aaron Peskin spoke to KPFA about how the President wields power, and what sorts of political deals might be struck between now and Tuesday.

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Aaron Peskin, former President of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors

Aaron Peskin, former President of the San Francisco City and County Board of Supervisors, said he thinks it would be best for San Francisco if either Supervisor John Avalos or Supervisor David Campos were elected Board President, to help moderate the "extremely conservative, pro-business, pro-Wall Street policies coming from the mayor's administration."

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