Claims extracted
29
sentences that state something as happening or true
Uncertain
0%
0 of 29 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
Leaning
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no quote in the article backed the model's score
Publisher signals
66/100
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That’s right: Bass campaigned in the primary on the fact that the number of homeless people in the city had fallen for two years.
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number → ’ → years
After the primary, we learned that it is rising again.
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it → learn → primary
But socialist City Councilwoman Nithya Raman is an extremist who will make things even worse.
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things → make → ?
Raman still hates the police, for example, just as much as she did when she called to defund them in 2020.
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she → hat → 2020
She recently made a video calling LAPD Chief Jim McDonnell a “fascist.”
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She → make → McDonnell
She deleted it — too late.
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She → delete → it
She promised to fire McDonnell.
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She → promise → McDonnell
Then she changed her mind.
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she → change → mind
She praised former LAPD Chief Daryl Gates, then apologized.
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She → praise → Gates
When CNN asked her to name a police chief she liked, she was at a loss for words.
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she → ask → words
Raman also backtracked on Measure ULA, the mis-named “mansion tax” that is holding back new housing.
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that → backtrack → housing
In 2020, Raman was the first member of the LA City Council elected by the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA).
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Raman → elect → America
The DSA wants the city to seize private property, and to stop clearing homeless encampments.
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city → want → encampments
Raman won’t say where she agrees with the DSA, which endorsed her.
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which → say → her
But her record speaks for itself.
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record → speak → itself
Raman voted against clearing homeless encampments near schools, for example.
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Raman → vote → example
She has also done a poor job for her constituents.
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She → do → constituents
She missed thousands of City Council votes.
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She → miss → votes
Her excuse: She had work to do outside, elsewhere.
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She → do → work
She even missed meetings of the City Council committee on homelessness, which she chaired.
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she → miss → which
Most bizarrely of all, Raman brought hatred and antisemitism into the mayor’s race.
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Raman → bring → race
She defended appearing on podcasts hosted by bigots like Hasan Piker.
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She → defend → Piker
LA needs a builder, not a wrecking ball.
And let’s not forget the fact that not one member of the City Council has said they want their colleague to be mayor.
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colleague → need → Council
We understand that Angelenos face a tough choice, a radical in Raman and Mayor Bass, who was not here for the 2025 fire.
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who → understand → fire
But in Bass we also have a public official who has experience, who we hope has learned from her failings, and who will work to get this city back to where it needs to be.
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it → have → failings
We want LA to be vibrant, to offer opportunity, to support businesses, to be united, and to be the shining light of the West Coast.
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LA → want → Coast
Raman cannot be trusted to be the custodian and leader of LA.
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Raman → trust → LA
Her policies are divisive and radical, and will push this city backward at a time when we cannot afford it.
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we → push → it
The California Post reluctantly supports a vote for Karen Bass for mayor.
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Post → support → mayor
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