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Nancy Pelosi's Taiwan visit sparked international tension, but isn't likely to shake up her popularity with Chinese American voters at home in San Francisco

  • Written by Jonathan H. X. Lee, Professor of Asian American Studies, San Francisco State University
imageUS House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and her delegation leave Taipei on August 3, 2022.Taiwanese Foreign Ministry/Handout/Andalou Agency via Getty Images

U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s visit to Taipei, Taiwan, prompted warnings and threats from the Chinese government, but it is unlikely to upset her Taiwanese American and Chinese American...

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