Democrats Hate Anyone Who Doesn’t Love Crime And Fraud As Much As They Do — Even Leftists
Democrats hate certain other Democrats and leftists about as much as they hate you, and their targets are quite revealing.
In Los Angeles, elected City Controller Kenneth Mejia has unearthed significant social services fraud and waste and is pushing to fund more investigators — without success — so he can dig deeper. Mejia is way left, a high-octane Bernie bro who ostensibly “left” the Democrat Party in 2024. He has at times identified with the Green Party, apparently because the Democrats were much too far to the right for him. But Mejia is also a certified public accountant and a true believer in leftist social intervention, and he takes it personally when people steal from government programs that are supposed to help the poor. Mejia’s investigators are the reason a homeless services contractor in Los Angeles is awaiting trial on a massive list of state and federal felony charges for fraud.
Mejia revealed earlier this week that real estate and private equity “executives” as well as multiple “billionaires” are “pouring money” into the 2026 controller’s race to “oust” him amid his reelection bid.
You literally can’t make this up
Los Angeles City Controller Kenneth Mejia is who just uncovered that $27 million dollar NGO homeless fraud that led to an arrest
Now, ‘executives from the real estate and private equity industry, and at least 10 billionaires are pouring money… pic.twitter.com/PCzAOmbfkg
— Wall Street Apes (@WallStreetApes) February 3, 2026
Mejia’s two opponents are endorsed by a who’s-who of establishment democrats. Former state legislator Isadore Hall is, kind of bizarrely, endorsed by (among others) California Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara, probably the most controversial figure in state politics at the moment. The Los Angeles Times characterized a race between these two candidates like this: “Hall and Mejia represent vastly different flanks of the Democratic Party, and the coming race will almost certainly pit L.A. establishment politics against the city’s ascendant left.” (Mejia is the ascendant left. He said in November last year he would “not be seeking the endorsement from politicians.”)