LA Mayor Bass’ former rival reveals why he is opposed to a recall campaign

Former Los Angeles Mayor Rick Caroso’s candidate Rick Caroso does not support summonses against Democratic Mayor Karen Bass, his former opponent.

“The municipal summons at the present time is not a good idea. This is the time when Los Angeles needs unity, not expensive and expensive political deviations,” was published in X earlier this week.

“We must rebuild our societies, return people to their homes, and open companies that have been closed or lost. This must be our full focus.

The efforts made to remove Karen Bass from his post after severe criticism of her response to the fires that destroyed thousands of homes and companies in Pacific Palisades, including Caruso, a democratic.

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Bass was in Ghana when the fires began despite the previous weather warning, which has since expressed its remorse. But she stopped step down. She also recently dismissed the city’s firefighting fire chief, Christine Kraouli, who failed to restore her job after she was attracted.

Caroso, a real estate pole, ran against Bass in 2022 and lost, and it is not clear whether he intends to run for her again in 2026.

It drew his decision not to support the summons of Robert F. Kennedy Junior, Vice President Nicole Shanshan, is a major supporter of the summons.

“Do people not deserve accountability?!” “I don’t see this political division … I see this is the most aggressive that I have ever seen about the real cost of mismanagement,” she said in response to his position on X. [100%] Party dualism. “

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The effects of fire on Pacific Palisades along the Pacific Coast Road on January 10, 2025, in Los Angeles, (David Hume Kenerley/Getty Emiez)

“People want competence in their leadership,” Caroso replied. “But the retrieval elections do not occur overnight. They will continue in the preliminary elections in June and cost the city millions that we do not have. Let’s be smart on how to move the city forward.”

The dispute led to a mixture of opinions about the summons itself.

“Cheapest to keep it,” is this really your argument? It is likely that it is probably remembered cheaper than keeping it in place (see: a $ 200 billion fire that destroyed my family’s home). Doesn’t this be up to the voters and not in any case, Rick? “The co -founder of Tranquility Ai Dave Harvilicz has been published.

I do not agree with Rick. [Karen Bass] It raises a clear and present danger to Los Angeles. She must go immediately, publishing a businessman in the field of biotechnology Human David Hemati. “If you don’t want to call, persuade her to resign. There are no other options. Sorry.”

The mayor of Los Angeles Karen Bass.

The mayor of Los Angeles Karen Bass is speaking to reporters at a press conference to announce Steve Suburov, to the left, who will lead efforts to rebuild Wilde on January 17, 2025, in Los Angeles. (APU GOMES/Getty Images)

However, some agree with Caroso that the summons elections will be an arduous battle.

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“hypothesis [Caruso]The decision not to support a summons (which is true) is specifically because it is one of the best interests that the time and energy should not be lost to everyone to the summons, which is able to fail and more frustration in the worst possible time, “

To operate a summons elections, the petition will need signatures of 15 % of the voters registered in the city of Los Angeles.

“This reminder is nothing more than another right -wing political trick designed to divide Los Angeles when we need to move forward,” Doug Hermann, strategic expert at Bass, told Fox News Digital in a statement when the campaign first started.