BREAKING: Evacuations are underway and streets are closed in downtown Bakersfield due to a bomb threat on Tuesday afternoon. Police said to stay clear of the area.
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Skid Row, Los Angeles — then vs. now.
2015: Clean building, functioning street.
2025: Heavy graffiti, tents, encampments, and visible decline.
This is what years of failed policies have delivered in one of America’s most iconic cities.
It’s why strong leadership and real solutions matter more than ever. That’s why I’m voting for Spencer Pratt today if I live in LA — to help restore safety, accountability, and dignity to our streets.
We can’t keep going down this path.
Would you like to see Skid Row in LA return to being clean and safe?
(Video: AI | Images: @jakexploring)
The laws in Los Angeles, California make no sense
The truck on this street must pay an hourly fee to park here by the sidewalk
Right next to the truck is a homeless person that can block the entire sidewalk and live there forever for free
You can’t make this make sense
Spencer Pratt PROVES that Karen Bass is a COMMUNIST.
Los Angeles: haven't you had enough of communism?
It has RUINED your city.
Save yourselves.
Vote Spencer Pratt.
"Florida’s migration patterns are changing. Residents in their prime working years are heading to other states, while fewer people are arriving," per WSJ
The LA Mayoral Race Is About Far More Than Los Angeles
Spencer Pratt winning would send shockwaves through the entire California political cabal. They would burn the house down before willingly surrendering power.
This Los Angeles mayoral election carries consequences far beyond LA, or even California itself. It is becoming a symbolic battle for the soul of the country — between a decaying political class clinging to ideology, patronage, and moral theater, and a public increasingly exhausted by corruption, incompetence, censorship, and civic collapse.
The real fear among the ruling class is not Spencer Pratt. It’s the possibility that ordinary people may finally stop obeying the script.
Do we continue allowing ideological extremists and failed elites to hollow out American cities while demanding applause for the destruction? Or do citizens finally reclaim the right to question, dissent, and fight back against the systems failing them in plain sight?