Spencer Pratt says he’s surging with moms using strollers ‘around naked drug addict zombies’
Spencer Pratt, a candidate for Los Angeles mayor, has gained traction in recent polls by appealing to mothers concerned about safety in their neighborhoods. He criticizes current Mayor Karen Bass for her handling of issues like the Palisades Fires and the city's drug problems. Pratt emphasizes that he seeks support from everyday citizens rather than celebrity endorsements.
- ▪Spencer Pratt is gaining support in the Los Angeles mayoral race, particularly among mothers concerned about safety.
- ▪He blames Mayor Karen Bass for the destruction caused by the Palisades Fires and claims her administration has failed to protect residents.
- ▪Recent polling shows a close race, with Bass at 26%, Raman at 25%, and Pratt at 22%.
- ▪Pratt has stated he prefers support from typical Americans and animal lovers over celebrity endorsements.
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Los Angeles mayoral candidate Spencer Pratt has surged in recent polls regarding the city’s upcoming mayoral election. The one-time reality star has garnered a lot of support over criticizing current Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass for government incompetence and hampering his message about quality of life issues. On Thursday, Pratt appeared on Fox News’s Gutfeld!, and explained why he thought he had a realistic chance to be victorious. One of the reasons was his belief he was getting a lot of support from mothers concerned about safety issues while raising their children. “This is my favorite thing, the internet says ‘they’re like he’s so big on the internet, but is he big on the streets?’” Pratt told host Greg Gutfeld.
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