Joseph Alioto

the mayor.

That is, Mayor Joseph Alioto.

And when he rode the train into 16th Street Station for the first time, he was met with a protest.

That's you.

And let me point out that our effective mayors of San Francisco, and this is John Rothmann speaking, not Willie Brown, this is clear.

When you have a mayor who is effective, like Willie Brown, like Dianne Feinstein, like George Christopher, if you want to go back a few years, or Joe Alioto, the simple truth is it is because they seized the reins of power and they did what needed to be done.

What we are finding now in Daniel Lurie is he is not willing to stand up and do that.

He's willing to make statements.

The year they moved back, his brother Ron was on the Board of Supervisors.

They lived down the street from San Francisco Mayor Joe Alioto.

When people came and saw our house, they would say, "Oh, this is a big house.

We'll have lots of political events here."

The year they moved back, his brother Ron was on the board of supervisors.

They lived down the street from San Francisco Mayor Joe Alioto.

When people came and saw our house, they would say, oh, this is a big house.

We'll have lots of political events here.

The year they moved back, his brother Ron was on the board of supervisors.

They lived down the street from San Francisco Mayor Joe Alioto.

When people came and saw our house, they would say, oh, this is a big house.

We'll have lots of political events here.

The year they moved back, his brother Ron was on the Board of Supervisors.

They lived down the street from San Francisco Mayor Joe Alioto.

When people came and saw our house, they would say, "Oh, this is a big house.

We'll have lots of political events here."

The year they moved back, his brother Ron was on the board of supervisors.

They lived down the street from San Francisco Mayor Joe Alioto.

When people came and saw our house, they would say, oh, this is a big house.

We'll have lots of political events here.