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sang its praises at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, trying to reimagine the perception people have of California’s fourth-largest city. They’ve pushed back on the narrative that San Francisco has devolved into a haven for the homeless, addicts, and the mentally ill.
“We all know Trump is going to try to use the ‘San Francisco dystopian doom loop, poop-all-over-the-streets’ nonsense, right?” Larsen. “So we think this is even more important now. It’s good for Kamala’s campaigns, good for San Francisco and kind of a continuation of trying to set the record straight.”
Gov. Gavin Newsom is seen at the Democratic National Convention on Tuesday, Aug. 20, 2024, in Chicago. The letter was in response to “a litany of destructive San Francisco strategies, including allowing the homeless to occupy our sidewalks, to openly distribute and use illegal drugs, to harass the public, and to defile the city’s streets.”
Today, San Francisco is a sad ode to the city’s struggles. It’s littered with battered, painted-over, and boarded-up buildings that used to be architectural marvels. Like so many others in San Francisco, the 4,000-square-foot A.E. Waegeman design has fallen by the wayside.
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