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Political Philosophy for Aaron Peskin
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Aaron Peskin is President of the 700-member Telegraph Hill Dwellers Association (identification purposes only). As a neighborhood leader, he has successfully opposed chain stores, protected parks, preserved historic buildings and improved Bay water quality safeguards. Aaron will fight as Supervisor to protect the unique character of San Francisco.
Aaron Peskin has helped tenants fight Ellis Act evictions and wrongful demolition of housing. As Supervisor, Aaron will stand up for tenants, families, artists and non-profits being driven out of San Francisco, not the special interests who are spending millions to keep their handpicked Supervisors working for them down at City Hall.
Aaron Peskin is completely independent of the political machine down at City Hall. He campaigned for the Sunshine Ordinance. As Supervisor, Aaron will fight for campaign and governmental reforms.
A reform member of the San Francisco Democratic Central Committee, Aaron Peskin is committed to civil rights and equal protection for all people. He is 100% pro-choice, supports gay marriage, and fights for improved access for people with disabilities. As Supervisor, Aaron will work to ensure that people of all races, ethnic and cultural backgrounds have equal access to schools, jobs and city services.
A lifelong environmentalist, Aaron is a strong advocate of public and alternative transit. He supported Proposition E, the Muni reform initiative. Aaron is a voice we can count on to make transit and public safety a priority in City Hall.
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