UFC Icon DECLARES WAR on California's Chaos – Backs Hardline Governor!

Royce Gracie, the iconic pioneer who redefined fighting with skill and precision, has publicly endorsed a candidate challenging the status quo in California’s upcoming gubernatorial race.

Gracie, a three-time UFC champion renowned for overcoming larger opponents, is backing Sheriff Chad Bianco’s bid to replace the current governor. This marks a significant entry into the political arena for the martial arts legend.

In a powerful statement, Gracie described Bianco as a “fighter” – a crucial quality, he believes, for leading California through its current challenges. He highlighted Bianco’s defiance during a period of widespread restrictions.

Gracie specifically pointed to Bianco’s resistance when the governor closed businesses, schools, and churches, framing it as a demonstration of unwavering strength and principle. He believes this strength is precisely what California needs to rebuild.

Bianco, the Sheriff of Riverside County and a staunch supporter of former President Trump, launched his campaign earlier this year with a clear message: Californians deserve better. He’s positioned himself as a champion for restoring safety and improving quality of life.

His platform transcends traditional political divides, focusing instead on shared goals. Bianco emphasizes the need for affordable living, reliable infrastructure, and a return to the promise of the California Dream.

Bianco’s three decades in law enforcement have fueled his criticism of current policies. He was a key figure in the successful Proposition 36 campaign, which mandates stricter penalties for certain crimes.

The endorsement from Gracie resonated deeply with Bianco, who believes Californians are recognizing the need for change. He expressed gratitude for the support of “patriots” like Gracie in the fight to revitalize the state.

The race presents a formidable challenge for Bianco, as California hasn’t seen a Republican win a statewide election in nearly two decades. He faces an uphill battle against established Democratic contenders.

Currently, former Democratic Representative Katie Porter is considered a frontrunner, having built her campaign around opposing the previous administration. Former Health and Human Services Secretary Xavier Becerra is also vying for the Democratic nomination.

The primaries are scheduled for June 2nd of next year, with the general election following on November 3rd. The outcome will determine the future direction of the state.