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Los Angeles is burning - politically, institutionally, and literally. After the devastating 2025 wildfires, many residents began asking whether City Hall was still capable of protecting the city, rebuilding neighborhoods, confronting homelessness, restoring public safety, and delivering results. Then Spencer Pratt entered the race for mayor. Best known as a reality television figure, Pratt was easy to dismiss - until his campaign began speaking directly to the anger and exhaustion many Angelenos already felt. A Pacific Palisades native whose own community was scarred by fire, he framed his candidacy not as a publicity stunt, but as a mission to rebuild a broken city. Mission Los Angeles follows Pratt's journey from media villain to political outsider, exploring the fires, failures, frustrations, and public distrust that shaped his 2026 campaign. The book examines his personal background, his media instincts, his platform, his digital campaign, the May 6 debate, and the larger crisis facing one of America's most important cities. This is not only the story of Spencer Pratt. It is the story of Los Angeles at a crossroads. Can the city that sells dreams to the world still save itself?

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