In Los Angeles, television personality Spencer Pratt has escalated a long‑running feud with comedian Chelsea Handler amid his outsider campaign for mayor. The dispute intensified after Handler posted a video on her verified Instagram account opposing Pratt’s candidacy ahead of the June 2 primary election, arguing that a straight, white male former reality star without government experience should not be considered a serious political contender and likening him to Donald Trump. Handler’s post quickly drew over 150,000 likes and support from several public figures. Pratt responded with a profanity‑filled video, using a Shane Gillis clip and alleging Handler attended a 2010 dinner at Jeffrey Epstein’s residence.
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This feud highlights the growing trend of celebrities entering politics. It's important to research all candidates, not just the famous ones. Before voting in the June 2 primary, check out the Los Angeles mayoral candidates' qualifications and platforms.
Public figures are using social media to voice political opinions and sway public sentiment. Remember, a like or share doesn't replace a vote. If you're in Los Angeles, mark June 2 on your calendar. Worth forwarding if you know someone who needs a voting reminder.
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