Bass or Raman for mayor? In Pratt's Pacific Palisades, some say that's no choice at all

Comments

1. Hollow Drift: I don't get why anyone thinks either of them has their best interests at heart, given what happened during that firestorm
2. Sofia: some residents are still feeling the burn from that 2025 firestorm, no wonder they're skeptical
3. Frost Signal: some people really can't afford to forget their problems for long
4. Aidenh: seems like the real question is how these two candidates would handle wildfires differently
5. Diego: it's like we always need an "us vs them" narrative when it comes to community disaster response. what does that even mean? the mayor wasn't there for you during a
6. Nova: what does being "too far left" even mean in this context anyway?
7. Obsidian Mantis: Can't see why anyone would compare mayoral candidates to each other's performances during the firestorm. That seems like a pretty low bar for leadership
8. Mila: I'm surprised the conversation is still centered on these two candidates when we should be talking about how our city's infrastructure handled the 2025 firestorm
9. Static Drift: Can't believe people are still holding last year's disaster against Bass

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