Yes on F in SF to Save Rent Control

The San Francisco Tenants Union and the Green Party support Proposition F to save our rent controlled homes so that we are not evicted for the hotelization of San Francisco known as short term rentals. With 2 slick mailers received by the voters 1 month before voter handbooks and absentee ballots are received, this is going to be an expensive fight for our lives. Be informed that our only hope is to vote Yes on F and be sure to vote in this election.

The San Francisco Tenants Union supports Prop F and refers people to the Yes on F website at:
http://www.sharebettersf.com/proposition-f-san-francisco-november-3-2015/

The San Francisco Green Party states at:
http://www.sfgreenparty.org/
YES on F: real regulations on Airbnb and other fake hotel companies

The first Yes on F mailer appears to be the female voter mailer endorsed by Theresa Flandirch, recently evicted 32 year North Beach resident and Sue Hestor, the famous land use attorney.

The first No on F mailer is the Democratic Party’s election fraud team that rears its ugly head in every election. Its endorsers consist of the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce, the construction trades known as the Labor Lieutenants of Capitalism, the San Francisco Democratic Party, election fraud Lt Gov and former infamous mayor, Gavin Newsom, and election fraud Mayor Ed Lee. This election fraud team first reappeared after the 1970s at the 49er Stadium Swindle election of June 3, 1997. For the 1970s election fraud team, see:
http://www.brasscheck.com/jonestown/
For the 49er Stadium Swindle election, see:
http://www.brasscheck.com/stadium/
This team reappeared in Willie Brown’s races for mayor and in Gavin Newsom’s races for mayor. Its last appearance was with Mayor Ed Lee’s first race for mayor, and it is now appearing for this year’s second race for mayor. On Ed Lee’s election fraud, see:
http://www.sfbg.com/politics/2011/10/24/vote-fraud-video-primer

San Francisco voters: Be sure to vote and vote Yes on F. You have time to register to vote online at: You can register online at: https://covr.sos.ca.gov/?language=en-US
You can also register at the County Registrar at City Hall, Van Ness side, basement, and at the same time sign up for an absentee Vote by Mail ballot so you can vote from the comfort of your home within 30 days of election day and you never forget to vote. Here is more on Vote by Mail at the San Francisco Elections Department website at http://sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=872

Yes on F to Save Rent Control!