Tag: Chad Bianco
Indecisive Kamala Harris Now ‘Leaning Toward’ Running For CA Governor
The 2026 California Gubernatorial election has been caught in a rut in the past few months. No major candidate has announced they are going to run since Steve Hilton in April, and only a few issues have sprung up where...
Special Presidential Envoy Ric Grenell Confirms He Is Still Looking Into A Possible 2026 Run For Governor
Special Presidential Envoy, former Director of National Security, and former Ambassador to Germany Ric Grenell confirmed Thursday that while he has talked to President Donald Trump this week about running for Governor in 2026, he has yet to make a...
GOP Gubernatorial Candidates Bianco, Hilton Assail Newsom Over L.A. Riots
The two current GOP Gubernatorial candidate front runners, Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco (R) and former director of strategy for the UK Prime Minister and Fox News contributor Steve Hilton (R), continued to make big pushes this week, going after...
CA Gubernatorial Candidates Weigh-In on ICE Immigration Raid Protests and Gov. Newsom’s Response
As the ICE immigration raid protests and riots enter their fourth day in Los Angeles, things continue to escalate. 700 Marines have joined the California National Guard and local law enforcement agencies in quelling the disruption. Downtown LA has been...
Not All Aboard: The Growing Divide of 2026 California Gubernatorial Candidates On High-Speed Rail
Ever since the passage of Proposition 1A in 2008 that officially kickstarted California High-Speed Rail (CHSR), every Governor has been a massive supporter of the project. Former Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger fought for funding of the project. Former Governor Jerry Brown...
May Budget Revise 2025-2026 Grows to $322 Billion, with $12 Billion Deficit
Governor Gavin Newsom unveiled his revised 2025-2026 budget on Wednesday, proposing a $12 billion deficit in California alongside his $321.9 billion budget. In his speech, and later in a statement, Newsom primarily blamed President Donald Trump for the $12 billion...