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Earlier today, my colleague Bob Hoge from RedState highlighted another compelling advertisement from Spencer Pratt, a candidate vying for the position of mayor in Los Angeles. Pratt’s campaign consistently underscores the various issues stemming from years of ineffective Democratic governance in the city.
Pratt’s approach is both classic and characteristic of his campaign style.
As Bob pointed out, Pratt isn’t just talking the talk—he’s actively engaging with residents across Los Angeles. From neighborhoods deemed safe to those considered unsafe, he’s making his presence felt as the June 2 primary approaches. This genuine interaction is sparking a sense of hope among the people, and hope can be a formidable force.
I don’t even need to make campaign ads anymore. Karen and Nithya just keep making them for me. pic.twitter.com/Ey724YZv51
— Spencer Pratt (@spencerpratt) May 31, 2026
As Bob said:Â
[T]here’s a different vibe in California than I’ve ever felt in the three-plus decades I’ve lived here. People on all sides of the political spectrum are watching the state slide into a decrepit shell of itself, and many of them want change.
Pratt is also walking the walk, meeting the people all over the city, in safe and unsafe areas, in the last-minute countdown to the June 2 primary. People are daring to hope, and that’s a powerful thing.