Liberty Nation News Reports: The San Francisco Board of Supervisors is rethinking its legislative desire to punish states that do not live up to its liberal standings. Passed in 2017, the city’s 12X law put the kibosh on doing business with states that passed laws it deems too restrictive of LGBTQ rights, abortion access, and other pet issues. But the city’s residents have felt the pain. The law was ineffective and costly, and it’s up for a full repeal.

The city was determined to bend conservative states to its will, imposing a certain level of morality for those outside the rainbow bubble. Accordingly, elected officials created a list of states that would not be welcome to bid for city-sponsored business. That list included all manner of contracting services and employees of San Francisco city and county are forbidden from doing business with companies from the states on said roster – all thirty of them.

Then came reality: A report issued on Feb. 10 from the city administrator, Carmen Chu, revealed: “Since 12X became operative, the number of banned states has grown from 8 states in 2017 to 30 in 2022. This increase suggests that the city’s threat of boycott may not serve as a compelling deterrent to states considering restrictive policies.”



To put the cherry on the sundae, the good governor of California, Gavin Newsom, escorted his family on vacation to Montana last July. Montana is on the “no-go” naughty list. It’s difficult to police all of America.