Matthew Fleischer (@MatteFleischer) profile picture

Editorial page editor @sfchronicle. Past: @latimes

San Francisco
Joined September 2011
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Most voters on SF’s west side said no to Prop G and reopening the Great Highway. Could it signal a shift in neighborhoods that historically have resisted change, whether it be a road closure or more housing? Read my @sfchronicle @sfc_opinions newsletter sfchronicle.com/opinion/arti…
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My latest column: Welcome to CA’s disgusting boys club, Jensen Huang. It’s crowded with powerful men whose misconduct ranges from infidelity to domestic violence to alleged rape. It’s time to take these men off pedestals they have no business being on. sfchronicle.com/opinion/emil…
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My latest column: It looks like Prop 38, the worst measure on CA’s ballot, will likely pass. Both Democrats & Republicans are to blame — instead of protecting voters’ best interests, they willfully led them astray. We just gave billionaires a huge handout. sfchronicle.com/opinion/emil…
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My latest column: Prop 38 is the worst and most deceptive measure on CA’s ballot — & Gavin Newsom supports it. Here's what makes the measure so shady, & why it should be a dealbreaker for anyone considering supporting Newsom's likely presidential run: sfchronicle.com/opinion/emil…
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If the sheer volume of complex tax policies, deceptive measures and sketchy candidates is too much to contemplate, here’s a shortcut: These four votes demand most of your attention. My @sfc_opinions newsletter @sfchronicle sfchronicle.com/opinion/arti…
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OPINION: There is no question that CEQA needs fundamental reform. But California’s Prop 45, at its core, is poll-tested nonsense in service of sprawl, the Chronicle’s editorial board writes. sfchronicle.com/opinion/edit…
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ENDORSEMENT: California politicians want the ability to use taxpayer money for their political campaigns. But the state hasn’t even bothered to study its existing public campaign financing programs. No on Prop 4 sfchronicle.com/opinion/edit…
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