Republican Spencer Pratt made statements after his defeat in the June 2 primary election for mayor of Los Angeles.
In a video titled “Saving Los Angeles – Phase III”, published on their social networks, Pratt spoke about the electoral process in Los Angeles and what it could hold for the city in the future.
“They have no opinion.” how bad things are going to get for the city“, declared the former reality television figure in his message.
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“Did you think you could get rid of me so easily? I didn’t get into this for political power, I got involved to unmask this corrupt machinery and nothing has changed“Pratt said.
“And now I don’t have to worry about offending CNN viewers. I no longer have a campaign that hinders me. This is a war“he added.
In the primaries, Pratt finished in third place after being surpassed by acting Mayor Karen Bass and Councilwoman Nithya Ramanwho advanced to the November general election for mayor of Los Angeles.
Keep reading: Raman is already second in the primary voting for mayor of Los Angeles
After the first preliminary results, announced on the night of the voting, Pratt was in second place, with a significant lead over Ramanfavored by Republicans who cast their votes early.
However, the trend changed as updates were announceduntil Raman rallied and overtook Pratt to become Bass’ challenger in the November election.
In the three-minute video, which included clips from movies, newscasts and even a UFC fight, Pratt described the city of Los Angeles as a negative place to live.
Keep reading: Karen Bass leads primaries in Los Angeles as Raman closes in on Pratt
Pratt, who publicly received support from President Donald Trump, He threw harsh words against the two finalist candidates: Karen Bass and Nithya Raman.
“Angelenos are now trapped with two idiots responsible for all their problems and they have to choose between two idiots“said Pratt, while images of Bass and Raman appeared.
The candidate also He assured that the objective that led him to run for mayor has not changed and that he remains focused on stopping the “communist” politicians that plague the city of Los Angeles.
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“If you think we have discovered a lot of fraud and evil in the campaign, wait and see what happens“he added.
Pratt stated that they have a recording of one of the candidates “doing or saying something that would make her resign in shame”without specifying whether it was Bass or Raman.
In his message, Spencer Pratt He addressed directly the mayor of Los Angeles and the councilwoman.
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“So, Karen, Nithya, ask yourselves. Is it possible that any of your employees Do you have a recording of you doing or saying something that would force you to resign in disgrace?“, he reiterated.
Pratt also spoke about the Palisades fireJanuary 2025, which destroyed his residence and which was one of the important issues he addressed during his campaign and for which he criticized Mayor Bass.
“I hope you sleep well at night for the next five months because, You know who hasn’t slept well at all in the last 17 months? My mother and all my Palisades neighbors“, said.
Keep reading: Karen Bass leads the primaries for mayor of Los Angeles
Spencer Pratt’s message was published a day after Nithya Raman promised his followers that he would deliver the change they wantafter the goal of becoming one of the candidates for the November general elections.
The results of the primaries they did not represent a vote of confidence for Mayor Karen Basswho obtained less than 35% of the votes, a susceptible position for the person currently in office.
In the June 2 election results, Bass maintains a lead of more than 44,000 votes over Nitha Raman.
Keep reading: Bass hopes to obtain the votes to be re-elected as mayor of Los Angeles
In turn, the councilor surpassed Pratt by more than 29,000 voteswith 246,333 votes for Raman compared to Pratt’s 216,783.
In the elections of November 3Los Angeles voters will decide whether Karen Bass stays in office for one more term, or decide on a change with the arrival of Nithya Raman.
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