The Moment Chad Bianco Chose a Side And It Wasn’t Yours.
Watch the video for yourself.
In 2020, while serving as Sheriff of Riverside County, Chad Bianco publicly knelt with Black Lives Matter protestors — a movement that called to defund police, destroy trust in law enforcement, and vilify the very institutions he swore to uphold.
Now, Bianco wants to be Governor of California. But before he stood for anything, he kneeled.
Not for victims. Not for officers.
But for political points — with the very movement that declared war on law and order.
That one act revealed his priorities
He doesn’t stand with Californians. He kneels for BLM.
He Kneeled — Not for You
In 2020, Bianco took a knee with BLM protestors.
Not for victims. Not for law enforcement. Not for Californians.
He did it for attention — aligning with a movement that demonized the badge he wears.
That kneel told us everything.
He doesn’t stand with you.
Then Came the Failures
Since then, Bianco:
- Refused to enforce immigration law
- Let Riverside crime clearance drop to the worst in California
- Oversaw record jail deaths and civil rights lawsuits
- Abandoned real accountability
The damage is already done.
Now he wants a promotion
Say No to Bianco
You can’t kneel for BLM, defy federal law, and still expect to lead California.
Bianco failed one county.
We cannot let him fail the entire state.
Say NO to chaos.
Say NO to Bianco.
Bianco Can’t Be Governor
Expandable Grievances Part
In early 2025, Bianco told the public his deputies “have not, are not, and will not” enforce immigration laws — even in cases involving illegal criminal offenders.
That means violent criminals can walk free — and the state’s hands are tied.
This isn’t leadership — it’s dereliction of duty.
📉 The result? A surge in community concerns, weakened border partnerships, and open defiance of the federal government.
You cannot lead a state if you refuse to enforce the law
Riverside County under Bianco ranked dead last in solving major crimes.
- Just 9.2% of serious crimes were solved — compared to a statewide average of 21.7%
- That means rape, murder, robbery, and assault cases were left open and unresolved
How can he promise safety for California, when he failed to deliver it for one county?
Under Bianco’s leadership:
- Inmate deaths spiked to record highs
- Jail violence surged
- Multiple families filed wrongful death lawsuits
- The Department of Justice launched a civil rights investigation into his jails
He wants more power while people died in his custody?
That’s not law and order. That’s chaos.
Bianco is literally a plaintiff in a lawsuit against the State of California.
He joined forces with Trump’s legal allies to try and overturn SB 54, the state’s sanctuary law — while still refusing to do immigration enforcement himself.
You read that right:
He won’t enforce the law — but he’ll sue the state for trying to write one
Public forums and community watchdogs have raised alarming concerns:
- Alleged ties between Riverside deputies and fentanyl trafficking
- Suspicions of kickbacks from cartel-linked sources
- Ongoing investigations into misconduct that have yet to be resolved
Californians deserve transparency — not shady politics and unanswered questions.
Bianco failed Riverside
He bent the knee to BLM.
He defied federal law.
He sued the state he wants to govern.
And he left victims, families, and communities behind.
Say NO to BLM Bianco
If this is his track record in one county, imagine the damage he’ll do to all of California.
🛑 Say NO to Chad Bianco.
Watch for Yourself: The Evidence Against Bianco
Chad Bianco’s failures aren’t just opinions — they’re on camera, in court filings, and across credible media outlets.
This is a running archive of videos, articles, and investigative reports exposing the truth behind the kneel, the lawsuits, the deaths in custody, and his refusal to enforce the law.
You don’t have to take our word for it. Watch, read, and judge for yourself.
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