From 'The Hills' villain to LA mayoral contender: Spencer Pratt’s viral video-fueled campaign
Read our Privacy notice On the reality television show “The Hills,” Spencer Pratt played something of a villain, blamed for spreading a salacious rumor and driving a wedge between his girlfriend and her best friend. Pratt is casting himself as a hero in his latest venture, a bid to be mayor of Los Angeles, in which he's promising to rid the nation's second most populous city of disorder and dysfunction. The Republican is riding a wave of buzz fueled by viral videos taking aim at incumbent...
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