Rick Caruso backs former rival Karen Bass for LA mayor, blasts Nithya Raman’s LAPD plans as ‘reckless and dangerous’

Rick Caruso, who ran for Los Angeles mayor and lost to Karen Bass four years ago, is now endorsing Bass in an upcoming mayoral election. Caruso is supporting Bass over challenger Nithya Raman, whose plans for the Los Angeles Police Department he has called reckless and dangerous. The election is scheduled for November 3.

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Left

2 sources
BloombergLean Left· 19h ago

LA Mayor’s Race: Billionaire Rick Caruso Backs Karen Bass Over Nithya Raman

Los Angeles TimesLean Left· 20h ago

Former Bass opponent Rick Caruso now says he will vote for her reelection as mayor

Center

4 sources
KTLA Los AngelesCenter· 5h ago

Caruso backing Bass in Los Angeles mayor's race

FoxlaCenter· 14h ago

Fake AI voice posing as Nithya Raman draws ethics complaints; Rick Caruso backs Karen Bass in LA mayoral race

ABC 7 Los AngelesCenter· 21h ago

In ABC7 exclusive, Rick Caruso says he's voting for Karen Bass in Los Angeles mayoral race

ABC 7 Los AngelesCenter· 22h ago

LA mayor race: Bass admits to mistakes on homelessness, slams Raman for wavering on key positions

NBC Los AngelesLean Left· 1d ago

Rick Caruso says he's voting for Karen Bass, stops short of endorsing mayor

Right

2 sources
New York PostLean Right· 20h ago

Rick Caruso backs former rival Karen Bass for LA mayor, blasts Nithya Raman’s LAPD plans as ‘reckless and dangerous’

Breitbart NewsRight· 1d ago

Samuel L. Jackson Among Hollywood Celebrities Backing Karen Bass Over Socialist Nithya Raman. for L.A. Mayor

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2 developments
  1. Oct 26Only center coverage:In ABC7 exclusive, Rick Caruso says he's voting for Karen Bass in Los Angeles mayoral race
  2. Oct 26Rick Caruso backs former rival Karen Bass for LA mayor, blasts Nithya Raman’s LAPD plans as ‘reckless and dangerous’

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