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Midday
on Sunday, August 26, Jason, Chris, Kernan, Thomas and Fred took the campaign to Chinatown
for its Sunday Streets event. Entering thru China Gate at Grant and Bush, they were soon deep in tourist country. Grant
Avenue is the apex of San Francisco's "visitor's" Chinatown. However, despite all the trinkets and hundreds of non
San Franciscans, the shops were owned by true residents of the district and they showed real interest in Jason.

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Having campaign cards in Chinese clearly was key. When residents spotted them, they almost always
were receptive.

Looking
down, it was clear that, tourist or resident,
this was
very friendly country.


Perhaps
it was early or perhaps because of its dominant tourist nature, Grant Avenue was not packed. Toward its north end, its
character changed.

The campaign turned onto Sacramento Street and visited Anson Kee's photography shop.
Mr Kee
is well-known in the Republican community. His shop is full of pictures of himself with prominent Party figures. He
showed many of his pictures and happily took one of Jason's campaign signs to post.
After this pleasant interlude, things changed as the intrepid group
turned onto Stockton Street. Click on Jason’s sign below to join along.
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