Free Food if you vote Democrat from @LindseyPHorvath @LACountyRRCC

Me: Should I get the AMEX Platinum? "No way" - José

🚨 HE WASN’T EVEN INVESTIGATING VOTER FRAUD—UNTIL HE STUMBLED RIGHT INTO IT. @camhigby says a routine trip to film B-roll on Skid Row turned into a shocking discovery: people allegedly being paid $5 to register to vote. “What are you doing?” “If we don’t pay them, they won’t register.” His reaction says it all.

💥NEW: @DavidSacks: “[Nithya Raman] had a better cheating operation, obviously. You can see it in the chart!” “How does it happen where Bass stays flat and then Raman and Pratt just switch places?”

I charted election results between Karen Bass, @spencerpratt, Nithya Raman and Measure ER (approving a sales tax increase up to 10.25%, some of the highest in the nation). The totals come from LA County's official results (results.lavote.gov). Notice the significant increase in support for Measure ER coincides with the biggest jumps for Nithya Raman. Thoughts?

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Newsom is proposing a record $349B budget cutting fire prevention funding from $1.1B (2022) to $457M (now). Newsom diverted funds from the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund’s tax on refineries etc., which pays for fire prevention, to prioritize $1B for California High Speed Rail.

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Californians can print their own election ballots from their home computer. You can even use your own envelope to mail the ballot in. sos.ca.gov/elections/voting-…

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"It Was Like Two Bucks": Homeless Residents Say They Were Paid To Vote In Los Angeles Mayoral Race zerohedge.com/political/it-w…

Homeless people in Skid Row say they are being paid for petition signatures and to register to vote in California.

Bombshell evidence White House fraud squad found before snatching funding for LA's largest homeless agency trib.al/wS4vHzZ

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What does “Vote for your Health” mean? Why did these homeless voters get free food to vote in 2024? @LindseyPHorvath @NathanHochmanDA @USAttyEssayli

San Juan & Main St (Venice) - Officer Needs Help Units out with a suspect with a gun, not complying. Shield requested. @VeniceIntel @DyingVenice @AlertLosAngeles @CodeThreeNews LAPD responding

The Aftermath By April 2026, LA County had pulled its $300 million in annual funding, creating its own homelessness department. Mayor Bass's proposed budget allocated only $52.82 million to LAHSA, while overall homelessness spending dropped 17.3%. LAHSA announced plans to lay off nearly 300 employees, and the master leasing program remained $75 million underwater with a $10 million annual deficit. Adams Kellum eventually left LAHSA, but critical questions remain unanswered: How did a CEO sign contracts with her husband's employer while claiming recusal? Why did auditors learn about it from news reports? Where did $8 million in missing funds go? And the homeless population LAHSA was created to serve remains on LA's streets while the agency unravels.

The Investigations The California Fair Political Practices Commission launched a criminal conflict of interest investigation into Adams Kellum's contracts with her husband's employer, which remains ongoing. Federal authorities began investigating potential fraud involving homeless funds in Southern California in April 2025. LAHSA commissioned its own review by Norton Rose Fulbright, which cleared Adams Kellum in July 2025, but the agency refused to release the underlying report, claiming attorney-client privilege.

LAHSA's Missing Millions: LA's homeless agency lost track of a staggering amount of taxpayer money meant to help people on the streets. $48.3 million in unrecovered cash advances Between 2016 and 2023, LAHSA handed out $50.8 million in advance payments to service providers. They've only gotten back $2.5 million. That leaves $48.3 million still outstanding. Of that missing money, $8 million has absolutely zero documentation. No records, no receipts, no explanation of where it went. $409,000 went to organizations that no longer exist Nearly half a million dollars was given to providers that have since shut down. That money is gone for good. $5 million without proper paperwork County auditors found another $5 million in advances that lacked adequate supporting documentation, meaning LAHSA can't prove what the money was actually used for. $2.5 billion couldn't be tracked in one year alone An independent audit found LAHSA's record-keeping was so broken that auditors couldn't track $2.5 billion in spending during a single fiscal year. This is an agency managing hundreds of millions in public funds with no accountability, no transparency, and no consequences while tens of thousands of people remain homeless on LA's streets.