Marie for Congress

09/29/2024

Voters need to stop giving power to BULLIES: No on K

***Friends/ San Franciscans: The bullies referred to above and described below keep demanding the removal of No on K posts from social media. It is in fact, one of their bullying tactics. (I am not calling them bullies, I am using their own language of how they get what they want). This post was removed and reinstated when I pointed out that it's not calling them names when quoting their own words. Now been taken down again - they are relentless in their campaign to silence the opposition, because they can't win on the merits. PLEASE SHARE THIS INFO... Original post pasted with a smattering of the 80+ comments...

Voters need to stop giving power to BULLIES: No on K

Many don't realize yet that there is a coordinated effort to turn SF into a very different city. The "urbanists" think they know better than everyone else (I've actually had one of them say to me “he didn't care if people didn't like urbanist plans, he's smarter and it was his job to drag less intelligent people to his vision,” yes, incredibly arrogant).

They are also bullies. Plain and simple. And they admit to it. See screenshot below, which I luckily captured before Adam asked for his name to be scrubbed from the article. See article, including the note about taking the bully’s name off.

This group of bullies has become very well organized, they unfortunately put a majority on the DCCC (so ignore DCCC endorsements, have you seen them yet? “Dems for Change” is a total joke, they sole endorsed Breed who has a 27% approval rating) and are trying to get bike bros elected this cycle, so that they will control the Board of Supervisors in January. They already have Breed in their pocket, they are working to get the following “urbanists” elected:

D3: Sauter, D5: Mahmood, D7: Melgar.

Shout from the rooftops not to vote for these people.

And for goodness sake, vote NO on K.

See screenshots at bottom.
https://bikeportland.org/2023/10/20/bullying-works-and-other-lessons-from-tactical-urbanist-adam-egelman-380678

'Bullying works' and other lessons from a tactical urbanist
bikeportland.org

Linda M.
Jordan Park
14h
Very well said! However I don't think this post will last long for the very reason you posted 😂

Jennifer Yan
•
East Marina
•
14h
Saw people volunteering at 19th and Irving - No on K! Many drove by and honking ! Support commuters and families!

Jon Sung
Jennifer
No on K, support the lifeline to the community.

Neil Okamoto
•
Anza Vista
•
14h
“When they go low, we go high.”
- Michelle Obama

Marie Hurabiell
Author
•
Lone Mountain
•
11h
Neil
“The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good people to do nothing.”
-Attributed John Stuart Mill.

When dealing with bullies we need to be "up standers." Bullying is so low it is dangerous, we have to call it out. They win by silencing opposition. We need to speak out.

Jennifer Yan
•
East Marina
14h
“When we fight, we win “ 2024 !

Kortney E.
•
Central Richmond
•
13h
I posted this already. I met someone last week who has a job with Rec & Park. He was a pretty mellow guy. Anyway, he said park and rec has no plan or intention of building a park on the great highway. It’s just the city wanting to dump responsibility for the area. I’m voting no.

Linda M.
Jordan Park
13h
Kortney
thank you for sharing the truth. Please please please share and send people to Nopropk.com to help.

The propk campaign is very well funded. There will be plenty of mailers, commercials etc coming out soon. We need everyone talking to their neighbors telling the truth about prop K and the unfunded openspace they are calling a park.

See 10 more replies

Janet Shaw
•
Fillmore Pacific Heights
•
13h
NO one K!

Marc R.
•
Outer Sunset
•
12h
I personally think with all of the misinformation and confusion around this Proposition, it should have been left off of the ballot until voters had a much clearer sense of the impact and actual intentions behind this. The "it's bad" vs. "it's good" arguments hold no water IMO.
Of all of the major issues our city faces, I think this is one divisive issue the citizens of SF don't need right now.

Marie Hurabiell
Author
•
Lone Mountain
•
11h
Marc
Could not agree more. And all people really need to do is read the actual legal text. There's no park.

All the talk about a park & improving other streets is just a sales pitch with no actual impact. (And no $$).

Jon Sung
•
Fillmore Pacific Heights
•
12h • Edited

Does anybody remember when the bicyclists blocked the Great Highway when people are commuting on it.

It also looks like Adam Egelman was also participating in blocking traffic on Great Highway.

https://youtu.be/rqEatsn0zqw?si=qe62pJWR6e5cdsk-

https://youtu.be/nFB2urydoGQ?si=QjkHtW7guQaO2FC4

https://youtu.be/lGfyelHe9yU?si=dQpTB7dWltcwrSez

https://youtu.be/UESLxb5azAw?si=BOee9GRVdtlHODFf

Nick B.
•
Inner Richmond East
•
11h
Jon
it's legal to bike on the Great Highway. They just slowed traffic down.

See 6 more replies

Diana Kay
•
Ocean Beach
•
11h
The “slow” streets, closed JFK drive and now GH is a preview of what to come next.
If we don’t get rid of Tumlin and nip it in a bud, they will close more streets.

Paul D.
•
Golden Gate Heights
•
7h
Diana
🗳️ November 5, 2024 a new mayor✅

Ming C.
•
Outer Sunset
•
10h
The street rebel group is nuts. They have a group to pester Waymo with cones. Another to slow traffic just to annoy folks.

Marie Hurabiell
Author
•
Lone Mountain
•
6h
Ming
Not only pester waymo vehicles, but vandalize them.

Ed Wang
•
Outer Parkside
•
7h
NO on Prop-K.
Bad for commuters.
Bad for neighbors.
Bad for delivery and transport drivers.
Bad for Muni passengers.
Bad for paratransit riders.
Bad for elderly folks.
Bad for folks with physical disabilities.
Bad for students of all ages.
Bad for SF residents.
Bad for SF businesses, both big and small.
Bad for historic SF 49-mile scenic drive.
Bad for tourism in SF.
Bad for emergency vehicles.

09/24/2024

TONIGHT TUESDAY 9/24, 6:30pm

Nerd out at the CSF Ballot Explainer which will feature advocates for each side of each proposition – so that you can be EDUCATED, not told how to vote.

Live, in person: Tuesday 9/24,
St. Mary's Cathedral at Geary/Gough
6:30p.m..
Ample parking

Register here:

Please click the link to complete this form.

03/28/2024

Running for CCSF gave me a front row seat to the dysfunction of SF. It is tragic what has happened to my beautiful hometown. I took the learning from that experience and have engaged significantly. It has been a privilege to work everyday for the last few years to make San Francisco a better place. A determined group of us have been working tirelessly to improve our communities and fix what is broken. With a dynamic neighborhood group in each district we are making a big impact!! Join the group in your district!!

/PRNewswire/ -- ConnectedSF, a dynamic organization committed to positive change across San Francisco, today officially launched its coalition of citywide...

11/08/2022

Vote Today for Marie Hurabiell to Save CCSF! Endorsed by both the SF Deputy Sheriffs and Police Officers Associations, Marie is fiscally savvy and experienced. Marie Hurabiell is the right candidate to get CCSF back on track!

11/07/2022

Vote Marie for San Francisco Community College Board

AN INDEPENDENT VOICE FOR A STRONGER CCSF

11/05/2022

11/03/2022

Vote Marie for CCSF!

**SF Examiner is spot on in describing the current CCSF incumbents (Rizzo, Selby & Davila):

"To say that we are dismayed by the rank incompetence and floundering fiscal management of City College of San Francisco is a comical understatement. The institution has been spinning out of control for more than a decade, its accreditation hanging precariously in the balance, its credibility a distant memory.
It would be bad enough if this were a fly-by-night, for-profit scheme trying to bilk desperate rubes. But Trump University this is not. City College of San Francisco is a vital educational hub providing critical programs to a wide array of residents, from young people aiming to transfer to four-year universities, to mid-life workers seeking career advancement, to folks pursuing vocational training, to senior citizens looking for personal enrichment. The state’s community colleges are the humble workhorses of our higher education system. CCSF deserves so much better than the woeful stewardship it has received.
We believe this disqualifies incumbents seeking to return to office, particularly those who have been there for years."
But then the proceed to make no endorsement without interviewing us... my response.

Top priorities from a CCSF candidate

11/02/2022

As a Trustee, I will demand CCSF be driven by data AND a heart. By that, I mean we need to respond to the data and metrics – we need to hold all functions accountable, but we also need to be mindful that not all performance is measured in dollars. VoteMarie2022!

10/29/2022

With more than 600 members, The San Francisco Deputy Sheriffs’ Association’s mission is to speak with a unified voice as the advocate for labor and public safety. SFDSA is proud to support Marie Hurabiell for CCSF.

10/25/2022

CCSF has suffered a decade of crisis and decline. Time for new leadership. And leadership with integrity: I am one of only 2 candidates that has had the guts to do the right thing and say: NO ON O.

As current Trustee John Rizzo suggests in this article, Prop O, if passed, is facing potential legal hurdles. Local public school students and other community education stakeholders have recently lost enough on lawsuits. Prop O funds can’t be relied upon, and they shouldn’t be.

CCSF has a fundamental budget problem, rooted in blatant and ongoing fiscal mismanagement. The college has asked for three parcel taxes in the past ten years, and San Franciscans will be paying the most recent tax for another decade. Yet sitting trustee Alan Wong and trustee candidate Susan Solomon, alongside allies including trustee hopeful Anita Martinez, say the college needs more tax money, with mind-boggling focus on faculty layoffs that happened due to declining enrollment.

I am running for the board to be a voice of reason, so we can get CCSF on track again.

As current Trustee John Rizzo suggests in this article, Prop O, if passed, is facing potential legal hurdles. Local public school students and other community education stakeholders have recently lost enough on lawsuits. Prop O funds can’t be relied upon, and they shouldn’t be.

CCSF has a fundamental budget problem, rooted in blatant and ongoing fiscal mismanagement. The college has asked for three parcel taxes in the past ten years, and San Franciscans will be paying the most recent tax for another decade. Yet sitting trustee Alan Wong and trustee candidate Susan Solomon, alongside allies including trustee hopeful Anita Martinez, say the college needs more tax money, with mind-boggling focus on faculty layoffs that happened due to declining enrollment.

I am running for the board to be a voice of reason, so we can get CCSF on track again.

10/25/2022

EDUCATION is the single best way we grow as a society, raise people out of poverty, and reduce socio-economic disparity. I am PASSIONATE about the value of education and want to use my passion and experience to get CCSF on solid footing. CCSF fills a pivotal role in our community, provides tremendous opportunities for all residents of San Francisco, and must be protected. VoteMarie2022 to Save CCSF!