As the Gateway Pundit reported earlier this week, the number of homeless people in the city of Los Angeles is rising, despite billions of dollars being spent to supposedly ‘fix’ the problem.
And because Democrats can never, ever take responsibility for problems that they created or made worse, Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass is blaming Trump for the rise in homelessness.
It’s so ridiculous. She probably doesn’t even believe this herself.
RedState reports:
LA Mayor Karen Bass Blames Trump When Confronted on Growing Homeless Problem
The homeless crisis is worsening in California. And the Democrats who run the state there have a familiar excuse for why their state is in a constant state of decline. It’s all Trump’s fault.
Homelessness in Los Angeles grew by about 3.4 percent over the last year. A survey conducted the previous year found about 44,000 people living on the streets, and 72,000 people across L.A. County.
L.A. Mayor Bass recently blamed the president for exacerbating the homeless problem.
“The Trump Administration has driven up the cost of gas, groceries and rent, pushing more families to the edge, and slashed critical safety net funding,” Bass said in a statement.
Bass pointed to cuts in federal housing assistance by about half last year, which cost the city around $70 million.
“For two years straight, we drove down homelessness by historic margins, but as expected, last year our efforts ultimately couldn’t keep up with policies and funding cuts at the federal and state levels that pushed more people onto the streets,” the mayor claimed.
Once again, Spencer Pratt was right, and now that he is out of the race, Nithya Raman and Bass are attacking each other over this.
🚨 JUST IN: Spencer Pratt was just proven RIGHT, Los Angeles homelessness is suddenly INCREASING again as NGOs commit rampant fraud and steal taxpayer dollars
They stole the race from the ONLY GUY who could fix it!
PRATT: “I warned you guys: the more homeless people, the more… pic.twitter.com/roRIALkCr3
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) July 25, 2026
Los Angeles may be truly lost.
The city had a chance to fix this problem by electing Spencer Pratt but the left took care of that.
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