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Re: $1.7-million black DEI Dem Mayor London Breed toilet project in San Francisco still not done after 15 months: 'Why isn't there a toilet here?'
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San Francisco Mayor London Breed is facing criticism over a $1.7
million toilet that was announced over 15 months ago — and still has
not been installed in the city.
"The toilet project broke down the minute taxpayers realized the
city was planning an event to celebrate $1.7 million in state funds
that local politicians had secured for the lone 150-square-foot
structure," The New York Times reported. "That’s enough to purchase
a single-family home in San Francisco — with multiple bathrooms."
California Gov. Gavin Newsom threatened to pull the funds for the
toilet project after the story was initially made public in 2022,
prompting a wave of jokes from comedians as residents called the
fiasco "Toiletgate," according to the outlet.
"A single, small bathroom should not cost $1.7 million," Erin
Mellon, a spokesperson for Newsom, told Fox News Digital at the
time. "The state will hold funding until San Francisco delivers a
plan to use this public money more efficiently. If they cannot, we
will go back to the legislature to revoke this appropriation."
San Francisco residents complained about the lack of a toilet 15
months after the story reached the public.
"Why isn’t there a toilet here? I just don’t get it. Nobody does,"
San Francisco resident Ted Weinstein told The Times. "It’s yet
another example of the city that can’t."
Democratic Mayor London Breed's spokesperson Jeff Cretan said
changing the law to increase efficiency on building projects should
be considered.
"It’s worth changing the laws that are in place around construction
projects like the restroom that slow things down," Cretan said.
The New York Times reported that discussions around the toilet
project "appeared to break down last year, according to a Dec. 22
letter from the city’s Recreation and Parks Department to Mr.
Buckley."
"Your team was unresponsive to our repeated attempts to engage," the
Recreation and Parks Department wrote. "We are receiving inquiries
from citizens, journalists and local lawmakers on the status of this
highly publicized project. We will need to answer questions."
San Francisco supervisor Rafael Mandelman said he has been working
to reduce the regulations, which include "56 commissions and 74
oversight bodies," that make completing a public toilet in the city
difficult.
"To unravel everything that needs to be unraveled to make government
work, a lot of people have to focus on that as a very high
priority," Mandelman told The Times. "It’s easy to push that aside
as you run from crisis to crisis."
Breed's office did not respond to a request for comment from Fox
News Digital.
https://www.foxnews.com/media/1-7-million-toilet-project-san-
francisco-still-not-done-after-15-months-why-isnt-toilet-here
<bigtrump...@protonmail.com> wrote:>
> London Breed is another black whore who sucked off Willie Brown.
> Did Kamala Harris know she was sucking London Breed's cunt juice
off his dick?
>
San Francisco Mayor London Breed is facing criticism over a $1.7
million toilet that was announced over 15 months ago — and still has
not been installed in the city.
"The toilet project broke down the minute taxpayers realized the
city was planning an event to celebrate $1.7 million in state funds
that local politicians had secured for the lone 150-square-foot
structure," The New York Times reported. "That’s enough to purchase
a single-family home in San Francisco — with multiple bathrooms."
California Gov. Gavin Newsom threatened to pull the funds for the
toilet project after the story was initially made public in 2022,
prompting a wave of jokes from comedians as residents called the
fiasco "Toiletgate," according to the outlet.
"A single, small bathroom should not cost $1.7 million," Erin
Mellon, a spokesperson for Newsom, told Fox News Digital at the
time. "The state will hold funding until San Francisco delivers a
plan to use this public money more efficiently. If they cannot, we
will go back to the legislature to revoke this appropriation."
San Francisco residents complained about the lack of a toilet 15
months after the story reached the public.
"Why isn’t there a toilet here? I just don’t get it. Nobody does,"
San Francisco resident Ted Weinstein told The Times. "It’s yet
another example of the city that can’t."
Democratic Mayor London Breed's spokesperson Jeff Cretan said
changing the law to increase efficiency on building projects should
be considered.
"It’s worth changing the laws that are in place around construction
projects like the restroom that slow things down," Cretan said.
The New York Times reported that discussions around the toilet
project "appeared to break down last year, according to a Dec. 22
letter from the city’s Recreation and Parks Department to Mr.
Buckley."
"Your team was unresponsive to our repeated attempts to engage," the
Recreation and Parks Department wrote. "We are receiving inquiries
from citizens, journalists and local lawmakers on the status of this
highly publicized project. We will need to answer questions."
San Francisco supervisor Rafael Mandelman said he has been working
to reduce the regulations, which include "56 commissions and 74
oversight bodies," that make completing a public toilet in the city
difficult.
"To unravel everything that needs to be unraveled to make government
work, a lot of people have to focus on that as a very high
priority," Mandelman told The Times. "It’s easy to push that aside
as you run from crisis to crisis."
Breed's office did not respond to a request for comment from Fox
News Digital.
https://www.foxnews.com/media/1-7-million-toilet-project-san-
francisco-still-not-done-after-15-months-why-isnt-toilet-here
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