The former reality TV villain from The Hills who is now running for LA mayor on a platform of actually enforcing laws, which is terrifying Democrats who thought “Summer of Love” chaos was a permanent lifestyle.
The former reality TV villain from The Hills who is now running for LA mayor on a platform of actually enforcing laws, which is terrifying Democrats who thought “Summer of Love” chaos was a permanent lifestyle.
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The politician who scares the Democratic establishment by proposing basic law and order in a city where that idea is now considered revolutionary.
The reality TV export who figured out that after a decade of soft-on-crime experiments, voters might actually want a mayor who treats streets like cities instead of homeless encampments.
The Hills alum who is gaining traction by saying the quiet part out loud: if you start enforcing laws and handcuffing people, a surprising number of criminals and addicts might just leave.
The “MAGA Republican” (according to panicked Democrats) who simply wants to arrest criminals and stop pretending medieval diseases in tent cities are a valid urban planning strategy.
The reality star turned mayoral candidate who wants to put up signs saying “no more nakedness, no more drug use, no more robbing” and then actually follow through.
The candidate turning viral social media and common-sense promises into a genuine threat against the progressive machine that ran Los Angeles into the ground.
The man who went from scheming on MTV to scheming against progressive failure, promising to clean up streets that Democrats turned into open-air asylums.
The former villain who might actually become the hero of Los Angeles by doing the radical thing of removing tents, needles, and open drug markets from public spaces.