‘Soulless Goblin’: Spencer Pratt Furious As Bass Uses Fire for Political Posturing
But now that a building which a donor of hers owned has burned, suddenly she is calling for drastic change.I'm not saying the Boyle Heights fire isn't a disaster for the people who live in the neighborhood of the wrecked warehouse with its piles of rotting food, or who worked in it. Like Pratt, I'm simply pointing out Bass's incredible hypocrisy. It could partly be because the burned facility's owner, Kevin Marchetti, donated the maximum amount to Bass's reelection campaign, per The Los Angeles Times.The Boyle Heights warehouse fire is sparking a disgusting new dilemma.
- ▪But now that a building which a donor of hers owned has burned, suddenly she is calling for drastic change.I'm not saying the Boyle Heights fire isn't a disaster for the people who live in the neighborhood of the wrecked warehouse with its
- ▪Like Pratt, I'm simply pointing out Bass's incredible hypocrisy.
- ▪It could partly be because the burned facility's owner, Kevin Marchetti, donated the maximum amount to Bass's reelection campaign, per The Los Angeles Times.The Boyle Heights warehouse fire is sparking a disgusting new dilemma.
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‘Soulless Goblin’: Spencer Pratt Furious As Bass Uses Fire for Political Posturing Catherine Salgado | 2:37 PM on June 27, 2026 AP Photo/Eric Thayer Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass (D), whose awful policies and gross incompetence fueled devastating fires both last year and this year, is now using a localized fire to lecture about environmentalism and demand reform, as if she has not been in office for years. Advertisement googletag.cmd.push(function () { googletag.display("div-gpt-300x250_3"); //googletag.pubads().refresh([gptAdSlot["div-gpt-300x250_3"]]) }); Spencer Pratt, the reformer and firebrand whom California Democrats managed to cheat out of the Los Angeles mayoral primary, is absolutely disgusted with “soulless goblin” Bass for pontificating that the fire at a particular L.A.
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