THIS Court Order Was Even WORSE For Bass & Newsom Than Pratt’s Butt-Kicking At The Debate
Accountability for the Palisades fire may be slow... but it IS coming!
People may forget how Spencer Pratt made his opponents look like clowns on the debate stage, but the consequences of this ruling could dramatically change their futures.
The debate last night was hardly a fair fight. One guy came ready to say what he really believed, and the other two dodged and weaved, dropping word salads when they dare not admit what they REALLY think.
Here was how all three candidates handled the ‘should non-citizens vote in local elections’ question, which was supposed to be answered in a simple yes or no.
🚨 WOW: The moderator asked a simple yes or no question in the LA Mayor’s Debate.
Should noncitizens be able to vote in local elections?
Spencer Pratt: “No.”
Karen Bass: *Word salad*
Nithya Raman: *Word salad* pic.twitter.com/Wfa7hRxUnW
— Dustin Grage (@GrageDustin) May 7, 2026
Court of Appeals dropped the hammer on the State of California and the City of Los Angeles in an appeal to a lower court verdict in a suit from the Palisades Fire victims.
The key takeaway comes down to a single word:
#BREAKING NEWS🚨 The California Court of Appeal just DENIED the writ petitions filed by the State of Calfornia and City of Los Angeles. The City and State have lost their appeal to overturn the trial court’s denial of their demurrers to the fire victims’ master complaint. The… pic.twitter.com/aHaqa2RGXl
— 415FirePhoto (@415FirePhoto) May 6, 2026
The State and City WILL have to produce documents, texts, email, and all the other relevant information having to do with who did what and when concerning both readiness and response to the fire.
We will soon find out for certain whether the failures are due to incompetence or criminal negligence.
All the finger-pointing and blame-shifting we’ve seen until now will soon give way to actual data.
And their own words will soon be evidence under review.
Losing their job or credibility under the withering attacks of Pratt might soon be the least of their concerns.
Victims can seek BILLIONS in damages.