LA County Federation of Labor is Getting Mocked Over Anti-Pratt Ad That Actually Seems to Help Him

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This is funny because it’s maybe the first attack ad in the history of attack ads that will help the person it’s meant to hurt. What’s telling is that those inside the institutions are too blind, too cordoned off from reality, to see that.

 
It looks like they are trying to set him up for accepting undeclared campaign contributions.
 
This is funny because it’s maybe the first attack ad in the history of attack ads that will help the person it’s meant to hurt. What’s telling is that those inside the institutions are too blind, too cordoned off from reality, to see that.


Well, that ad saved him a hundred grand. And it’s a winner.
 
It looks like they are trying to set him up for accepting undeclared campaign contributions.
What? The only undeclared campaign donation is this one the democrats made for him on their own dime.
 
This is funny because it’s maybe the first attack ad in the history of attack ads that will help the person it’s meant to hurt. What’s telling is that those inside the institutions are too blind, too cordoned off from reality, to see that.


Wow! LMAO
 
This is funny because it’s maybe the first attack ad in the history of attack ads that will help the person it’s meant to hurt. What’s telling is that those inside the institutions are too blind, too cordoned off from reality, to see that.


Wow. That's pretty astonishing.
 
And the Democratic socialists endorsed the billionaire....you can't make this up! :auiqs.jpg:
 
Maybe they are trying to support him without admitting they are doing it. Yeah, I know that's not it, but it would be funny if it was.
 
LOL....Nah, that's just got to be satire! :laughing0301:

Well, I'll be damned!

Union-funded anti-Spencer Pratt ad sparks backlash as critics say it could help him​


A political advertisement opposing Los Angeles mayoral candidate Spencer Pratt is drawing attention online as critics argue the messaging could ultimately benefit the former reality TV star instead of hurt his campaign.

The ad, which has circulated widely on X in recent days, attacks Spencer Pratt over homelessness, policing and public employee unions while urging voters to reject the Republican candidate.

The tone and framing of the ad quickly sparked reaction online, with some users suggesting the criticisms could resonate with voters frustrated by conditions in Los Angeles rather than weaken Spencer Pratt’s campaign.

 
Bass backed out of another debate,

Pratt wiped the floor with her. She does not want anyone fact checking her LIES ABOUT THE FIRE.

CALI GOVERNMENT SUCKS AZZ.
 
The sitting MAYOR refused another debate because SHE CANNOT DEFEND HER RECORD.

😂

WHAT A POS.
 
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Karen Bass Withdraws from LA Mayoral Forum After Debate Loss
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass has pulled out of a scheduled televised mayoral forum on May 13, just days after a heated debate in which she was outperformed by challenger Spencer Pratt Charlie Kirk+1.

Reason for Withdrawal​

Bass’ campaign said she will instead travel to Sacramento to lobby for state funding for housing, homelessness, and Palisades Fire recovery, as well as to discuss the city–state partnership on the Olympics and World Cup Charlie Kirk+1. Campaign spokesperson Alex Stack told reporters that the mayor had debated her “top two opponents twice this week” and that the forum was “time to move past debates” The Daily Signal+1.

Organizers, including the League of Women Voters of Greater Los Angeles and the Pat Brown Institute for Public Affairs, criticized the move, calling public forums a “cornerstone of democratic accountability” and expressing disappointment that Bass had changed her mind after previously confirming her participation The Daily Signal+1.

Debate Context​

The May 13 forum was set to air on FOX 11 and feature three remaining candidates: Councilmember Nithya Raman, businessman Adam Miller, and community advocate Rae Huang FOX 11 Los Angeles+1. Pratt, who declined to attend citing a scheduling conflict, had criticized Bass’ wildfire response during a May 6 debate The Daily Caller.

A post-debate NBC LA viewer poll showed Pratt winning 88%, Bass 7%, and Raman 5% The Daily Signal. Bass’ campaign has since claimed Pratt and Raman are “not up to the job” as mayor Charlie Kirk.

Organizers’ Reaction​

Mike Bonin, executive director of the Pat Brown Institute, noted that Bass had chosen the date and the other candidates adjusted their schedules accordingly The Daily Caller. The League of Women Voters and Pat Brown Institute stressed that such forums give voters direct access to candidates and are essential for informed decision-making The Daily Signal+1.

In summary: Bass’ withdrawal is seen by opponents as a strategic retreat after a debate loss, while her team frames it as a commitment to state-level advocacy ahead of the June 2 primary.
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Ouch!
 
This is funny because it’s maybe the first attack ad in the history of attack ads that will help the person it’s meant to hurt. What’s telling is that those inside the institutions are too blind, too cordoned off from reality, to see that.


More than likely, Karen Bass will win because this is what the idiots want, just like in this ad.
 
This is funny because it’s maybe the first attack ad in the history of attack ads that will help the person it’s meant to hurt. What’s telling is that those inside the institutions are too blind, too cordoned off from reality, to see that.


One of Pratt's major qualifications to run for Mayor seems to be his victimhood.
 
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