Deleted Tweets From Karen Bass, D-Calif.

Promoting security, prosperity and democracy in the Western Hemisphere and all around the world has a direct impact on the people in L.A. that I’m so proud to represent in Congress. Great to see @POTUS at the Summit of the Americas this week pushing our country forward! https://t.co/5F2Gj81mbW

What Edna Chavez told millions watching at the #MarchForOurLives in 2018 has stuck with me to this day. I founded Community Coalition to fight for public safety in our neighborhoods. Inspired to see the young people in our community continuing that same fight. https://t.co/y5TrhD1A4C

Nothing can defeat the power of the people. Los Angeles is coming together to fight for the future of our city. Join us: https://t.co/536QOyOzG3 #KarenBassForMayor #LA4KB https://t.co/awokOnLfPj

RT @cantinera: Yup, I did it #BallotsForBass https://t.co/hHcZH50cbq

Thank you to the hundreds of volunteers powering our movement this morning! Couldn’t make it today? Join us tomorrow at one of our TEN canvassing sites all around the city tomorrow! RSVP here: https://t.co/JmSMR5VhlP https://t.co/zjuaRxT4OL

Los Angeles deserves a mayor that will stand up to the gun lobby, not cower before it. #GunViolenceAwarenessDay

One group that’s incredibly prone to falling into homelessness is people who were formerly incarcerated. Today, @SecFudge and I are meeting with service providers to find ways to make changes that will ultimately get people in housing faster. https://t.co/5vhmBqVnqc

Today, we mourn the fallen members of the Armed Services. We honor those who have made the ultimate sacrifice serving our country abroad and domestically. We express our gratitude to those who have worn the uniform and those who have taken the oath to protect our country.

Today, we mark Memorial Day amid great loss and great sacrifice in our country. As we mourn those who have served this country with bravery and courage both abroad in war and domestically in crisis, we express our humble gratitude. Thank you.

L.A. deserves a mayor we can trust to always fight to ensure that women here have the right to choose. I will never waiver and have never wavered in this fight. Thank you to the Planned Parenthood Advocacy Project Los Angeles County Action Fund (@PPAPLAC) for your endorsement.

We can feel the excitement and love in every neighborhood — this city is ready for real and lasting change. In 10 days, we’re going to bring it — together. Thank you Atwater Village and Playa Vista! https://t.co/y4lGtvJ4vv

RT @ResistLa_La: @tedlieu @HouseJudiciary @RepKarenBass Thank You for coming to my neighborhood, my community and taking an interest in Criminal Justice Reform. https://t.co/DrgeeRXCSu

14 children and a teacher had their lives cut short today because of the absolute cowardice of the Republican party, which refuses to pass our gun reform legislation.  We cannot grow numb to these shootings. We must continue our fight. We need to pass reforms NOW.

The choice before our city is clear — do we go backwards to policies that have failed us time and time again , or do we move forward together to build a Los Angeles that works for everyone? The answer is clear. Vote by June 7th!

The choice before this city is clear — do we go backwards to policies we know do not work, or do we go forward with new ideas to finally successfully address the top issues we’re facing like homelessness and crime.

All across the nation, we will send a message that being pro-choice is non-negotiable. We will fight. We will vote. We will win. https://t.co/536QOyOzG3 #BansOffOurBodies https://t.co/IlEJiMHcJQ

We must hold our elected officials accountable when it comes to whether or not they support a woman’s right to choose. We will fight. We will vote. We will win. #BansOffOurBodies https://t.co/fAvkAJqSZn

The mass shootings in Milwaukee and Buffalo happening over the past 24 hours are heartbreaking and infuriating. The reality is that we can stop the rising gun violence in this country — Republicans just refuse to do so. So much for “pro-life”.

RT @CalNurses: In the lead up to #NursesWeek, we were able to share our stories with @RepKarenBass' office about the need for Covi… https://t.co/DzyydMmPK8

I've ran towards crises to get the job done for the people of Los Angeles my entire life. That's why I'm running for mayor - to address homelessness, reduce crime and make this city more affordable for everyone. Let's do this -- together. https://t.co/CLkJfFuOzr https://t.co/7HwkRXBh70

It is our collective responsibility to look honestly at history. I stand with the Armenian American community today as we mourn the murder of 1.5 million Armenians and take action to ensure that this atrocity is never forgotten and never happens again.

It is our responsibility to protect this planet. As rising temperatures and extreme drought create health emergencies and threaten livelihoods, it's imperative that we take immediate action to combat climate change and serve as a model for cities throughout the world.

RT @sherlyholmes: .@KarenBassLA is launching the “Latinos con Bass” arm of her campaign this am at Mariachi Plaza with former Mayor V… https://t.co/01WOj3QT78

Cesar Chavez became a hero of mine when I participated in the Delano Grape Boycott with my parents. His birthday serves as a powerful reminder that we have to continue to stand with @UFWupdates as the struggle continues and we fight for justice.

I don’t want Los Angeles to become a city that only the very rich can afford. My daughter, like so many other young people, is considering a move from the city because it’s just too expensive to live here.  It’s past time to invest in affordable housing.

RT @cmclymer: Y’all, @emilyslist just put together one of the best panels I’ve ever seen. Moderated by the brilliant @YNB. Pane… https://t.co/Cmj1vCotgD

Thank you to the more than 100 volunteers who came out last weekend to phone bank and get the word out about our campaign. To have the movement needed to bring change to our city, we need everybody in. When we organize, we win. https://t.co/ZHRjCWXVdE https://t.co/btPcdRzuVo

Our signatures are in and our paperwork is filed! Join us this Saturday as we kick off the next phase of our campaign. https://t.co/I2oZKBKG7a Let’s get to work! https://t.co/4GZjMy6Wgz

Los Angeles cannot afford empty promises or band-aid solutions. Our city needs a leader who has experience bringing people together and taking swift action in the face of crises. I’ve done that my entire life and I’ll do it as the next mayor of Los Angeles.

The L.A. Homeless Count starts TONIGHT! This count is vital to help get services to where our unhoused neighbors need them most. If we want to end this crisis, it will take all of us. To sign up, visit https://t.co/Zy5UlWzEPD

Homicides in L.A. are at their highest point in 15 years. It’s not unreasonable to say you should be able walk in your neighborhood without fear of being shot. As Mayor, I will keep guns out of the hands of people who shouldn't have them and get ghost guns off of our streets. QT @hannahcwiley: Big gun sweep in LA County - DOJ announces that they partnered with local law enforcement across 51 cities to seize… https://t.co/cjZaVcXHHt)

Looking forward to sharing my vision for the future of our city at tonight’s mayoral debate hosted by @LMUstudyLA! Tune in to @SpecNews1SoCal at 6 pm to watch the live.

“Let’s make L.A. the L.A. that we know we deserve.” - Carlos Leon Join us: https://t.co/ZHRjCWXVdE #KarenBassForMayor #MadamMayor #LA4KB https://t.co/wP2lGBNzDa

The City of Angeles is the City of CHAMPIONS.

There is a vacant seven-story hospital sitting in the middle of Los Angeles while 40,000 people are unhoused in our city every night. That’s wrong. As mayor, I will make sure we are doing everything possible to bring our unhoused neighbors inside.

RT @RamsNFL: YOUR NFC CHAMPIONS, LOS ANGELES RAMS. https://t.co/lgGyOq7E3I

"She can be trusted!" - @DoloresHuerta It is such an honor to be in this fight with you. https://t.co/T9Pj0eSZqV

I made the decision not to run for re-election because of the crisis that we are facing in Los Angeles. The fact that there’s nearly three or more people who die every day because they are unhoused is bringing me home to serve. https://t.co/Rxveaj6PAY

RT @therecount: The clear-eyed and resolute Rep. @KarenBassLA (D-CA) joins @jheil to discuss the state of the economy, the importan… https://t.co/u1AA2a4r8T

“Los Angeles needs a leader who can bring people together and create a stronger, safer, and more equitable city for everyone. That person is my friend and colleague, Karen Bass." - @AdamSchiff https://t.co/r4qEjzUKd8

RT @ThisWeekABC: After the passing of Congressman John Lewis, @RepKarenBass and @RepValDemings join @MarthaRaddatz to reflect on the… https://t.co/fYMzUUS5Ki

The White House flying the flag at half-staff for one day is insulting. The flag should fly at half-staff throughout the entire country until Congressman Lewis is in his final resting place. https://t.co/klUYu1cA0c

More people have been arrested for protesting the murder of Breonna Taylor than for the actual murder of Breonna Taylor.

While we celebrate the progress we’ve made since, it is vital we contextualize the pain gripping the country today. It’s the same pain we’ve carried for 400 years. It’s the same yearning to be free. Let us march on, until victory is won.

On Juneteenth, Trump wanted to give a speech where hundreds of African Americans were massacred. Yesterday, he delivered remarks on sacred Native lands. The independence promised on July 4, 1776 was not for all. It was not for those killed in Tulsa. It was for the Sioux People.

For Oscar. For Tamir. For Philano. For Alton. For Atatiana. For Eric. For Michael. For Breonna. For George. For all the names we may never know. The House of Representatives has just passed the George Floyd Justice in Policing Act of 2020.

For Oscar. For Tamir. For Philano. For Alton. For Attatiana. For Eric. For Michael. For Breonna. For George. For all the names we may never know. The House of Representatives has just passed the George Floyd Justice in Policing Act of 2020.

RT @MSNBCPR: .@MSNBC’s @JoyAnnReid will host a special one-hour town hall on police reform with CBC members @RepKarenBass,… https://t.co/OzEEvPuu2S

Now is not the time to study chokeholds, it's time to ban them. Now is not the time to study no-knock warrants, it's time to ban them. The cries in the street are not for symbolism, they are for substance. We must pass the #JusticeInPolicing Act.

They bought Dylan Roof Burger King after he was arrested for killing 9 parishioners at Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church during bible study. https://t.co/XmxEZCDYk2

They bought Dylan Roof Burger King after he was arrested for killing 9 parishioners at Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church during bible study. https://t.co/XYy8LXnWGH

They bought Dylan Roof Burger King after he was arrested for killing 9 parishioners at Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church during bible study. https://t.co/eipSH5IB17

They bought Dylan Roof Burger King after he was arrested for killing 9 parishioners at Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church during bible study. https://t.co/1BqkgF76PC

The Justice in Policing Act allows communities to reimagine what public safety should look like. Police brutality isn’t it. https://t.co/PPBFMD1JlF

If our bill was law, Breonna Taylor would be alive because no-knock warrants for drugs would've been banned. https://t.co/PAUlHwwOzq

.@TheBlackCaucus will be introducing new legislation directly addressing police brutality and criminal justice reform. https://t.co/PIL1K3Gvw1

George Floyd was murdered 9 days ago. Three police officers who helped facilitate his murder still roam free. Breonna Taylor was murdered 82 days ago. Every single one of the officers who were involved still roam free.

RT @MeetThePress: EARLIER: Chair of the Congressional Black Caucus, @RepKarenBass asks: "How many more times can our country be put… https://t.co/9rTRCz3fdz

George Floyd was pinned with a knee on his neck for 8 minutes and 46 seconds. That’s about as long as it took Donald Trump to gas protesters for a photo-op. Where is the justice? https://t.co/XzzD98YIl4

George Floyd was pinned with a knee on neck for 8 minutes and 46 seconds. That’s about as long as it took Donald Trump to gas protesters for a photo-op. Where is the justice? https://t.co/ge42XJmPP3