Spencer Pratt responded to Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass after she referred to him as a "former reality TV star." He shared a 1983 Los Angeles Times article that mentioned Bass's involvement with the Venceremos Brigade, an activist group linked to communist ideologies, which was accused of teaching terrorist tactics. Pratt stated on X that while he was on a TV show in his 20s, Bass was training in guerrilla warfare in Cuba. The article cited a 1973 intelligence document that described the brigade's activities. Bass has previously denied any wrongdoing, claiming her trips to Cuba were educational. Pratt's remarks gained traction on social media, particularly among conservative commentators, who criticized Bass's political history. The exchange reflects the ongoing tensions in the Los Angeles mayoral race, especially following California Governor Gavin Newsom's endorsement of Bass. Pratt has also accused Bass and Newsom of mismanaging homelessness programs in California.
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- torches
- takedown
- accused of teaching 'terrorist tactics and guerrilla warfare'
- escalated
- alleged criminal partners
- increase homelessness
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Spencer Pratt Criticizes Karen Bass Over Past Cuba Trip
Spencer Pratt criticized Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass for her past involvement with the Venceremos Brigade, sharing an article that linked her to training in guerrilla warfare. The exchange highlights the escalating tensions in the Los Angeles mayoral race, particularly after Governor Gavin Newsom endorsed Bass.
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- ✕ torches
- ✕ takedown
- ✕ accused of teaching 'terrorist tactics and guerrilla warfare'
- ✕ escalated
- ✕ alleged criminal partners
- ✕ increase homelessness
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Spencer Pratt Torches Karen Bass With ‘Reality TV Star Vs. Terrorist’ Takedown
Spencer Pratt Criticizes Karen Bass Over Past Cuba Trip