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Spencer Pratt’s L.A. Mayor Campaign Proves We Don’t Need The Old GOP Consultant Class

If Republicans want to win our cities back from the depths of leftism, they need to replicate what Spencer Pratt is doing in LA — and fast. 

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Spencer Pratt has made waves in his bid for mayor of Los Angeles. Last week, Pratt was finally able to confront his opponents directly, taking the debate stage alongside incumbent Mayor Karen Bass and City Councilmember Nithya Raman.

An informal online poll from NBC Los Angeles showed nearly 9 in 10 respondents believed Pratt had won the debate, a shockingly high number considering he is the sole Republican candidate in an overwhelmingly blue area. The local NBC station moderated the debate and tried to scold him for “name-calling,” such as when he correctly called Bass a “liar” for touting false information about the infamous Palisades fires last year.

Despite the station’s attempts to restrain him, Pratt shone onstage. Los Angeles locals said, “Pratt was surprisingly good[.] … It was clear that Bass and Raman are the unserious ones about improving the quality of life for citizens of LA,” and, “Pratt, with the little experience he has, surprisingly outperformed Bass and Raman, which really says a lot about their inability to lead.” 

Pratt appeared dependable, while Bass and Raman were forced to own their failed policies. Debate topics covered........

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