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Looks like the Mayor in San Fran has a lot in common with the mayor in Charlottesville

gjbankos

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Hmmm. Last time I checked, the 1st amendment didn't have a 'contributes to people's lives' clause in it.

San Francisco officials closed the park where Gibson had planned a news conference after cancelling the rally at Crissy Field. City officials surrounded Alamo Square park with a fence and sent scores of police officers -- some in riot gear -- to keep people out. Mayor Ed Lee defended the city's response.


"If people want to have the stage in San Francisco, they better have a message that contributes to people's lives rather than find ways to hurt them," Lee said. "That's why certain voices found it very difficult to have their voices heard today."
 
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