Michael Schellenberger

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9/2/2025, 1:55:25 AM
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Michael Shellenberger
@shellenberger
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.@GavinNewsom is far to the Left even of the far Left @latimes by not funding a crackdown on the foreign drug dealers who are murdering mentally ill people in broad daylight in San Francisco.

Newsom was mayor of SF 2004-2011 when open air drug dealing increased.
Michael Shellenberger
@shellenberger
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Last Nov., we voted 68-32 to crack down on fentanyl dealers, most of whom are here illegally. @GavinNewsom blocked the law's implementation. Now, the dealing is more brazen than ever, and drug deaths are increasing. Newsom will bring this to the rest of America as president.
jj smith
@war24182236
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馃帴September 1 2025 10:45am Location
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The Mule that鈥檚 selling Fentanyl for someone ran out of supply and told people to wait I鈥檒l be right back, so now there is a line forming waiting for him to return.

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