Musk seeks to rescue San Francisco from liberal decay

 The Street:

Elon Musk is decided. The disruptor is determined to disrupt San Francisco.

The whimsical and charismatic CEO of Tesla (TSLA) - Get Free Report and owner of Twitter, considers San Francisco to be the laboratory of the new culture war.

Unlike some conservatives, who will lead this fight in right-wing states and cities where the risk of failure is limited, he wants to lead this fight in a progressive bastion. If he takes over San Francisco in this ideology battle, the victory will be epic, the tech mogul seems to think.

It will be an outcome which will give the signal and the courage to other conservatives to lead the fight in regions where the cards are not favorable to them. An ideological victory in San Francisco, the city of the counterculture movement, would also make the billionaire an icon of the right, one who succeeded where no one on the right had ever tried and dreamed of winning.

With this in mind, Musk has decided on a strategy of repeating that San Francisco has become a lawless city where street violence is the new normal....
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San Francisco needs to be rescued from the evils of liberalism.  It has become a semi-lawless city where many crimes are ignored.  It is also filled with homeless people camping on the sidewalks.

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