Palisades firebrand and former LA mayoral candidate Spencer Pratt publicly admired the FBI's work cleaning up potential voter fraud in Skid Row Thursday.
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Palisades firebrand and former LA mayoral candidate Spencer Pratt publicly admired the FBI's work cleaning up potential voter fraud in Skid Row Thursday.
The Post spoke to 25 Pratt voters. Many supporters of the reality TV star say they'll skip November's election altogether, while others are reluctantly choosing between Karen Bass and Nithya Raman.
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Vice President JD Vance tried defending President Donald Trump's tone by describing it as in line with the working class, and it backfired.The New York Times opinion columnist Ross Douthat asked Vance about the tone of Trump and the administration, saying that it "is not consistently a Christian tone. There is a tone of aggressive uncharity."Vance responded that "tonal arguments are ways of, frankly, policing working-class ways of communication and covering them in elite preferences."However, online commentators expressed offense at hearing Vance equate the Trump administration's tone with the way the working class speaks.Tim Miller, the host of The Bulwark podcast, summarized Vance's defense as "Working class people are all a— who don't care about their neighbor's feelings" in a post on X."It seems like he thinks that regular people are all sociopaths like him," Miller wrote. "Classic"MS NOW host and former Republican congressman Joe Scarborough said, "How insulting to suggest that hateful rhetoric that runs counter to the Gospel of Jesus Christ is just the way working class people talk—and that elites don’t get that.""What an absurd response," Reason reporter Billy Binion sounded off. "Donald Trump is not 'working class.' And this is very condescending toward people who actually *are* working class because it implies they're all mean and uncharitable by default. Is that all the respect JD Vance has for working people?"Journalist Jane Coaston, the host of What A Day, agreed, "I really think some people think that working class Americans are the worst human beings to ever live."Christian broadcaster Erick Erickson simply said, "Bad answer."
The Federal Bureau of Investigation is now looking into allegations of election fraud on Skid Row in Los Angeles.The California Post reported that plainclothes federal agents are interviewing homeless people about the claims made in a video of votes exchanged for payment.'Yeah, they come out here all the time,' said an unidentified woman who claimed she had been paid $2 to vote for Bass.The Federal Bureau of Investigation is also involved in the probe, according to the report.The Justice Department only confirmed an investigation into a criminal matter and refused to offer additional information. The Post said its report determined the investigation was related to election fraud.The investigation comes after a stunning video posted to TikTok that documented interviews with homeless people claiming they had been paid to vote for the Democrats in the Los Angeles mayoral election.Republican mayoral candidate Spencer Pratt initially won second place in the jungle election, but after more votes came in, he slipped into third place and was boxed out of the general. Many suspected that his campaign was the victim of election fraud."Yeah, they come out here all the time," said an unidentified woman who claimed she had been paid $2 to vote for Bass."They gave you an optional choice," said a man calling himself Kevin Shepherd and claiming to have been paid $4 to vote for Bass.He said they also would have paid him to vote for Nithya Raman, the other Democrat, but not for Pratt.RELATED: Socialist mayoral candidate is outraged at encampment outside her LA home — it's not what it seems Another woman said she was paid $5 to vote for Bass, but a separate investigation found that she was likely not a voter in the mayoral election.The Post also admitted it could not independently confirm the claims in the video, which has since been deleted.Pratt has said he is moving on to another phase of saving Los Angeles, which has less to do with running for election and more to do with exposing corruption of the Democrats in charge. Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!
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