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[0] 2. What is the proper role of a San Francisco supervisor? Dufty: My job is both to be a district supervisor and a legislator and leader for our city. I solve individual problems and use that experience to address systemic issues within our city. I am proud of addressing neighborhood concerns and successfully shepherding projects, such as the renovation of the Noe Valley Branch Library and Upper Noe Recreation Center and the establishment of the Noe Valley Community Benefit District (e-mail city issues to bevan.dufty@sfgov.org). Rosenthal: A supervisor's role is to be accessible, and to solve problems in the district and citywide, by writing legislation, by calling hearings, and by constituent services. Bevan has focused on the latter--he responds to problems one at a time after they occur, rather than identifying the root causes in order to prevent them in the future. As supervisor, I will implement a vision that fixes problems hundreds at a time, for future generations.
Starchild: A supervisor should set a good example by throwing fun, free office parties, dressing in drag occasionally, taking the right kinds of drugs in moderation to keep things in perspective, behaving ethically, riding a bicycle, skateboard, or Segway to work, seeking to reduce his or her own salary, calling bureaucrats on their bullshit, appointing more libertarians, encouraging civil disobedience where appropriate, attending Burning Man, and above all, being a consistent voice and vote for freedom.
District 8 Supervisor Election Questionnaire
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