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Image of first two paragraphs of LA Times article linked to in post: “More than two and a half years after she took office, Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass has fulfilled a nagging campaign promise to film industry advocates. “She is appointing Board of Public Works President Steve Kang to serve as a liaison between the city’s bureaucracy and the film industry, she said Wednesday. The mayor made the announcement while speaking to a private Zoom meeting of her entertainment industry council Wednesday afternoon, according to three attendees.”
Meme with image of a scene from the Bad Bunny halftime show from the 2026 Super Bowl, featuring Bad Bunny giving his Grammy to his younger self (a child approximately 7 years old), while he puts his left hand on the smiling boy’s head. The legs of the child’s parents, sitting on a couch, are visible on the left. Text on the left says, “Angelenos wait for the tide of change signaled by the Green Party victory in the UK to reach Los Angeles.” The caption for Bad Bunny reads, “Hannah Spencer, elected Member of Parliament, 26 February 2026.” The caption for Bad Bunny’s younger self reads, “Rae Huang, elected Mayor of Los Angeles, 2 June 2026.”
An image of a post on X by @spencerpratt, candidate for LA Mayor: “Lapd needs to reprioritize 911 response. 2 man patrol cars should handle all calls with a suspect still at scene. Any 911 call where the suspect is gone and requires a police report should be handled from a single man patrol car, what lapd calls U-boats.” - 2:25 PM, 2/18/26
Image of “Spiderman pointing at Spiderman” meme. The text superimposed over the Spiderman on the left is: “Karen Bass: Higher LAPD budgets, Homeless sweeps, Pro-Israel.” The text superimposed over the Spiderman on the right is: “Nithya Raman: Higher LAPD budgets, Homeless sweeps, Pro-Israel.”
Image of a post on X by @RoofLesser: “CD4 swept me 3 times in 3 months. I called the office and said hey can u ask someone from DSA to help me move so I can comply and they said no”
Text front LA Times article linked to in quoted post: “In November, while appearing at a DSA election night watch party for Mamdani, Raman told The Times that Bass is ‘the most progressive mayor we’ve ever had in L.A.’”
Image of LA Times story head, “Will Supervisor Lindsey Horvath enter the mayor’s race? She’s got a week to decide,” and top, side-by-side photos of Karen Bass and Lindsey Horvath.
Image of tweet from Ro Khanna on Twitter: “Thanks. I have had a consistent record supporting ICC, UNWRA, ICJ, and voting against funding to the Netanyahu government. I was one of 37 Democrats to oppose this funding even at the height of the war. Since I co sponsored Tlaib's resolution on genocide, AIPAC is spending against me. “I viewed this as a vote for the State Department, US AID, and UN funding which I have always supported. I thought it was particularly important at a time of Trump cutting these agencies. “But I respect those who voted no, and do not support the provisions highlighted.”
Text from LA Times op-ed linked to in original post: “We also should make curb ramps more affordable. Los Angeles spends $35,000 to $50,000 per corner, or up to $200,000 per intersection. This is approximately 10 times what Dallas spends on its ramps, and five times what Beverly Hills spends. The city probably is overengineering the ramps it creates and spending precious dollars inefficiently.”
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Rev. Rae’s policies for Housing for All at raeforla.com
From the top of the raeforla.com website, an image of Rev. Rae and partial text: “Reverend Rae Huang has spent her life building power for those too often left out…”
Thank-you message to friends and supporters at rickcarusola.com
Donate spread at austinforla.com
Donate pop-up at karenbass.com
Image of tweet on Twitter/X from @WhosThatCop, linked to in skeet.
Tweet from @LAPDChiefMoore on Twitter/X: “The 2026 World Cup puts the U.S. on a global stage with major public-safety challenges and opportunities. Federal support is unprecedented, but shifting timelines and requirements are tough to navigate. “Good news: a trusted public-safety partner is ready to help.” Includes visible text from quoted tweet by Axon (@axon_us): “The 2026 World Cup will bring millions of fans, players and communities to 11 U.S. host cities, creating one of the largest coordinated public safety efforts in recent history. ⚽️🌎 FEMA’s World Cup and C-UAS grant programs offer critical funding for venue security, airspace…”
Tweet from @promise_li on Twitter/X: “DSA-LA members petitioning to endorse Rae Huang for mayor, who is also a DSA member, while almost all of DSA-LA endorsed electeds are already lining up behind Karen Bass is a good example of why socialist organizations need electoral discipline”. The tweet includes a screenshot of text from an LA Times story about Rev. Rae Huang entering the race for mayor of Los Angeles: “While four DSA-backed L.A. City Council members celebrated Mamdani’s win with a party at a Highland Park bar on election night, it’s not clear that they have any interest in getting behind a candidate other than Bass. “‘Karen Bass is the most progressive mayor we’ve ever had in L.A.,’ Councilmember Nithya Raman told The Times at the party. Bass ‘has been doing a good job at least in handling this crisis,’ Councilmember Eunisses Hernandez said in June, referring to Bass’ handling of the federal immigration raids.” Link to LA Times story: https://www.latimes.com/california/newsletter/2025-11-15/la-on-the-record-an-activist-is-challenging-bass-from-the-left
Tweet from @wjtprince (co-chair of California DSA) on Twitter/X, referring to an LA Times story on Rev. Rae Huang running for mayor: “Interesting article about Karen Bass's newest challenger, Rae Huang, but it makes one error. “Huang cannot be endorsed by DSA-LA for the primary. The petition period already closed and Huang's petition failed to get 50 valid signatures”
Graphic for Rae Huang mayoral campaign launch: Join the movement! RAE FOR LA On Sunday, November 16 at Arts District Brewery Game Music For all ages
Excerpt of text from LA Times story linked to in skeet: “‘You’ve taken the position that my monitor is inappropriately monitoring these sites when the city is not,’ Carter told the lawyers from the Gibson Dunn law firm representing the city. ‘I’d like to hear your position on that and especially when fraud is discovered, if she’s to close her eyes to this, because this is by order of the court and it appears to me that you’re trying to limit her duties, which quite frankly would be contemptuous.’”
Text from LA Times story linked to in tweet: “Beutner, speaking before a group of reporters, would not commit to rolling back any of those increases. Instead, he urged Bass to call a special session of the City Council to explain the decisions that led to the increases.”
Graphic from Zohran Mamdani’s 2025 campaign for mayor of New York City displaying campaign platform points, including: freeze the rent, build 200,000 new affordable homes, no-cost childcare, fast and free buses.
Text from LA Times story linked to in post: ““Karen Bass is the most progressive mayor we’ve ever had in L.A,” said Raman, who co-hosted the election night party with the other three DSA-aligned council members, DSA-LA and others.”
Post from Twitter from @UnrigLA observing Rae Chen Huang’s name appearing among candidates for mayor in Los Angeles’ 2026 election in city campaign finance reports.
Expanded image of bio of new Los Angeles mayoral candidate Rae Chen Huang, with text reading as: “Rev. Rae Chen Huang is a senior organizer at Housing Now! CA, a statewide housing justice coalition in California. She is an ordained Presbyterian (PCUSA) pastor and community organizer in Los Angeles, and serves on the board of Creating Justice, an organization advancing economic justice through creative expression in Skid Row.” (This bio, from nonprofitquarterly.org, was attached to @UnrigLA’s tweet that appears in the skeet subsequent to this one.)
Photo from CNN article, linked to in subsequent post, of a clean cut through Trump’s head as part of the bronze-colored statue.
Text from the document linked to in the original post: “Myth: Metrolink doesn’t own the right of way. “Reality: The San Bernardino and Antelope Valley right of ways are entirely publicly owned, albeit by constituent counties - but these counties are represented on the Metrolink board.”
Image of Google Maps showing 296 Metro Bus route with a stop in proximity to the Griffith Park Carousel.
Comment to New York Times story referred to in post, and to which link goes: “Craig, WI, July 21 “Need Bret Stephens to tell me why this is actually good”