Let me preface this by saying I have no hope left for California. I want to, desperately. I have over 50 family members who live in San Clemente, California and I love them and want their state to thrive. I'm just afraid there is too much crazy to come back from. We'll see.
Karen Bass aka Karen Basura goes on an UNHINGED rant about Spencer Pratt in a Soros-funded Meidas Touch interview:
— Steve Guest (@SteveGuest) May 2, 2026
“Before this, I had never heard of Spencer Pratt… I feel like he's exploiting the grief of people in the Palisades, and I think that's reprehensible… I am so well… pic.twitter.com/Ktyk7u2EUb
I learned about Spencer Pratt watching 'The Hills' in my early 20's. It was the 'it' show. Spencer was a bit of a bad boy. He was the guy who came in and took one of the girls from the girl group and consumed all of her time to the point where it strained her friendships. All girls have had an experience like this.
Spencer and his wife Heidi have stayed together all of these years, however, and made a nice life for themselves. They had children and then lost their homes to the wildfires in California. Since then, Pratt has been so angry about the rebuild effort, as well as many other LA issues, he decided to run for Mayor. He's run a great campaign full of attention grabbing ads and good ideas. The current Mayor, Karen Bass, takes every opportunity to belittle him.
Spencer has a political science degree, so he already understands basic civics and how government is supposed to work. More importantly, he’s someone who’s been through real pain—he lost his home. Instead of letting that destroy him, he’s channeling it into something productive. Some of the best politicians emerge from exactly this kind of experience: people who were forced to deal with government bureaucracy during a personal crisis, saw how broken the system actually is, and decided to turn that frustration into action for the better. Spencer is doing precisely that.
Karen always likes to talk about HER experience and never YOUR experience in her city…stepping over homeless drug addicts having your, business tagged up every night, no street lights. If she is so experienced with governance, why is she so bad at governance? What does that say… https://t.co/rbj1Y7fF7N
— Spencer Pratt (@spencerpratt) May 2, 2026
Karen Bass has had years to fix this. Why is it still so broken? Why is she asking for more years to do nothing? Things are bad now. Why not give someone else a chance to improve things?
I can't believe she said this. WOW https://t.co/hLNl69PZLG
— Jennifer Van Laar (@jenvanlaar) May 2, 2026
She's so entitled and isolated from regular people, she doesn't even recognize how insufferable she sounds.
Mayor @KarenBassLA smears @spencerpratt who lost his home and watched his parents lose theirs too saying that because he is speaking up for fire survivors he is exploiting them.
— Amy Reichert (@amyforsandiego) May 2, 2026
This is the playbook of the far left.
When victims speak out, they don’t get compassion, they get… https://t.co/pHUja2hYb6
It seems like Spencer is exactly the right person to talk about this issue. Both his family and his parents are the part of the people suffering under Karen Bass.
