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I have devoted my entire life to serving the city that I love, where I was born, and I’m going to continue to do that all the way to victory in November.
I appreciate you for standing with me when others doubted me, because you know who I am.
I'm coming in here with no tribal politics. I'm coming in here to represent all Angelenos.
The fire was not what motivated me to go after becoming the mayor of Los Angeles. It was the months after, and discovering the layers of city negligence and then the coverups and the lies.
If I don't get in [office] and we have four more years of these current plans and this current direction, and not a real 180 [degree] change, everyone is in big trouble.
First of all, while the nation's homelessness went up 18%, we went down 18%.
I think we are dealing with the mood of an electorate that is not really sold on any elected officials right now.
Let me just say this is my third office, but this is it.
Here in Hollywood's hometown, we love a good underdog success story.
Chevron, that’s the problem with politics. They’re not the bad guy. Does everybody here drive an electric vehicle? You need Chevron. I need Chevron. My people of the state of California need Chevron … Chevron wants to give me a check…
This settlement agreement and the fund it creates demand accountability.
Now these tax dollars are set to go to whomever President Trump pleases; there are no limitations on individuals affiliated with the President receiving payments from the Fund.
It is deeply disturbing for the Secretary of Commerce to attempt to illegally interfere with lawful mail ballots in states that do not cooperate with President Trump’s unconstitutional attempt to 'take over the voting.'
We demand that the Department follow the law and cease any effort to 'coordinate' or 'implement' this EO.
It is wrong to tax survivors on settlement money that is meant to help them rebuild their lives.
The public should use these numbers to hold the government accountable and to push for greater transparency about who is being targeted for removal.