… up the cost of gas, groceries, and rent, pushing more families to the edge, and slashed critical safety-net funding. And, last year’s 50% cut in state HHAP funding from $1 billion to $500 million — resulting in a $70 million hit to L.A. city alone — severely impacted our work to keep people housed and get more Angelenos off the streets.Drug addicts aren't on the streets because the price of kale went up at Erewhon. They're on the streets because they want to do drugs all day. These corrupt buffoons you keep voting for are lying to you about your problems so they can steal your tax money. https://t.co/ZkVDtj0CDl
— Spencer Pratt (@spencerpratt) July 24, 2026
They’re on the Streets Because They Want to Do Drugs All Day
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