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One of these days, "Skid Row" will be trending, and it will be about Sebastian Bach finally reuniting with the band. And NOT be about how decades of Democrat Party control have done to Los Angeles what decades of Democrat Party control does to every other city. That day is not today, as reality star Spencer Pratt introduces us to Karen Bass's and Nithya Raman's "reality show," where someone died on live stream.

Apropos of nothing, can we take a moment to pat myself on the back? I've written eleventy-five posts about Spencer Pratt so far, and not once did I accidentally call him Chris.

The "Karen and Nithya's Bogus Journey" reality show in question is the 24/7 livestream of Skid Row. Remember, unlike the inexperienced Spencer Pratt, Nithya Patel and Karen Bass have tons of experience. They've got so much experience that it's almost difficult to accurately convey how much experience they have utilizing words and stuff. So here's a visual:

On a very special episode of "Karen and Nithya's Bogus Journey," they killed off one of the characters.

I should probably throw in the word "allegedly," because the only source for this is Spencer Pratt's tweet. And also the live stream it happened on.

But if James Talarico can claim without evidence that he has a girlfriend -- who is vegan and likes to hang out at gay bars -- and the media can claim Graham Platner's Nazi tattoo only resembles a Nazi tattoo, seeing someone (allegedly) die live on the YouTubes as a result of the current elected leaders' policies, we here at the Louder with Crowder Dot Com website believe it to be a fair attack in a political campaign.

Separate from all this, Spencer Pratt just got another MAJOR endorsement. Doug Ellin, creator of HBO's Entourage. Turns out the guy who created the quintessential show about life in LA doesn't like what LA has turned into.

But, you say, 'Oh, Spencer Pratt has no experience!'...What experience did Karen Bass have?...We want to fix this place because we don't want to be forced out. I'm one of the people who made this city look great! I did it for years. I glorified it. I meet people all the time who moved here because of the show that I f*cking created—and they hate it here now. HATE!

The California Primaries are tomorrow. I only know enough about the boots-on-the-ground aspect of LA politics from Twitter and Jen Van Laar's reporting to be hopeful, yet just as cynical as you are with any progressive-run city election. But something has to give at some point. Four years ago, Los Angeles was bad, and they elected a woman whose party has made it that way. Four years later, the city is worse, and the Palisades have been burned down. If that's not enough to drive people to vote for a change, nothing will.

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