Renter Prack has just had an attack ad launched against him, and certain people are laughing because

they say, yeah, this actually sounds great.

Republican Spencer Pratt is the last thing Los Angeles needs for mayor.

Pratt opposes using taxpayer money to build brand new houses for our unhoused neighbors,

saying it's time for the homeless to get help or get out.

The left is taking a page out of a playbook that is both

pure resentment and compassion. And the two get intermingled. And especially when they make their

arguments, they can argue from a place of compassion. I don't know that everyone will agree with me.

But Katie Porter to me is the embodiment of somebody who says compassionate things, but is clearly just a bitter, angry person. Everything about the way that she talks,

her tone of voice, the way she holds herself, literally everything about her screams. Like,

this is a person who inside is just angry. And so when I look at that, they want to build free houses for homeless people as a one-two punch of like,

landlords.

Housing is a right.

You're going to hear more people say that.

They may even say that here.

But I've certainly heard that out of many left-leaning politicians, which is absurd.

That's insanity. But they're like, hey, everybody should have it.

We're going to use taxpayer dollars to build it despite the fact that the government would be

the world's worst people to build these houses, look at what they've done with the rail

and a whole host of other things.

Like they'll get bogged down in bureaucratic nightmares. They'll fund NGOs with the rail and a whole host of other things. Like they'll get bogged down in bureaucratic

nightmares. They'll fund NGOs with the money. I mean, just it becomes pure insanity. But they want

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