We been Wonged

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Well she's found in the jungle, a big fool out of me. Yes she's found in the jungle, he made a millery, this he found in the jungle, my dog's teeth, I've got a wand, I'll make a fool out of me. Aaron Peskin President of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors, swears in a pointy, Kelly Wong, to the San Francisco Elections Commission, at City Hall in San Francisco. On February 14th, 2024, the average person might say, so what and who cares? And rightfully so. But when it comes to this governmental decision, things are not as they appear. As the newest member of the San Francisco Elections Commission, a seven member civilian body that oversees and creates policy for the city's department of elections, Kelly Wong, isn't legally allowed to vote. Kelly Wong, an immigrant rights advocate, is believed to be the first non-US citizen, appointed to the commission. Wong's appointment is the result of a 2020 voter approved measure that removed the citizenship requirement to serve on San Francisco's boards, commissions, and advisory bodies. Wong said she hopes her appointment is a beacon of hope for other immigrants living in the city. According to Wong's LinkedIn profile, Wong has devoted her career to championing immigrant rights, along with equity and inclusion. Many Americans are unhappy with this decision. Questioning how a person, who doesn't even have voting rights of their own, can head the elections commission. My guess is, that people are concerned about the recent flood of illegals coming across the border and their future voting status.