I live in SF but don’t fully buy into the idea that any rise or fall in overall crime is on him. He entered office right before Covid hit and there’s a dozen d

I live in SF but don’t fully buy into the idea that any rise or fall in overall crime is on him. He entered office right before Covid hit and there’s a dozen different factors that could have played a role here. Regardless it’s clear property crime is bad and downtown is still a ghost town with every other store deserted and companies don’t want to host conferences here anymore. I don’t think anyone believes recalling him with magically fix any of these issues. To me I see it as more symbolic and a sort of public venting among voters of being fed up with quality of life issues that rarely seem to be top of mind of politicians anymore, and recalling a progressive DA sends a clear message.