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Drew Carey Are slamming reality stars Spencer Platt as his Running for Mayor of Los Angeles continue gain momentum.
“Anyone voting for Spencer Plattfall for mayor of Los Angeles needs to get their heads around it,” the comedian and game show host said Writing via threads Friday, May 22nd. “I understand being angry/dissatisfied, but at least support a competent person and not some serial liar with no soul or moral compass.”
The actor continued: “Fuck this guy.”
The former U.S. Marine’s comments sparked widespread reactions, with some fans praising the 68-year-old TV host for his political stance, while others condemned his rant on social media.
Community alum Yvette Nicole Brown can’t believe notorious reality TV villain Spencer Pratt is taking the lead in the Los Angeles mayoral race. “This country is not serious and has learned nothing. 💔,” Brown, 54, wrote via Threads on Friday, April 24, seemingly referring to former reality star and politician President Donald Trump. Brown also retweeted (…)
“Here is (sic) documentation that I never added Drew to Spencer Pratt’s endorsement list,” Heather Ashley,host “Big Mad True Crime” Podcastreply along with a checkmark emoji.
Drew Carey, Spencer Pratt
Getty Images“You don’t have to hate him to prove you’re a liberal,” another social media user commented. “How about criticizing his policies?”
Platt, 42, is running for mayor of Los Angeles against the Democratic incumbent Karen Bass and many other mayoral candidates, including Nithya Raman, Adam Miller and others. hills The alumnus claims he is running as an “independent community advocate,” even though he is a registered Republican with many ties to the conservative, right-wing and Make America Great Again media sphere.
“Whatever the outcome of Spencer Pratt’s game, what he did was truly American,” Erica KirkWidow of late co-founder of Turning Point USA Charlie Kirkwrote on Thursday, May 21 via Support Platt’s campaign.
“Discover the problem and be part of the solution,” Erica, 37, continued. “His campaign ad is unconventional, but that’s the point; it’s refreshing. He’s not talking like a career politician, but like an American who sees and deeply understands how fragile the simple things in life are when leadership fails.”
Erica added, “This is what this country is about. Citizens willing to fearlessly step into the political arena and challenge a failing system like the one that destroyed Los Angeles. I hope moments like this inspire more Americans to join in, run for office, get involved, and stand up for excellence in this country.”
Platt, who is currently in second place in the controversial mayoral race, announced his candidacy on the one-year anniversary of the deadly Los Angeles fire that destroyed the Palisades and Platt homes, and he also won. presidential support Donald Trump.
“I want to see him do well,” Trump, 79, told reporters on Wednesday, May 20. “He’s a character guy. I thought he might support me. I heard he did (support me). I heard he’s a great guy. He’s doing a great job.”