EXCLUSIVE: X-Games Legend Says Democrats Left California In Ruins, Endorses GOP Gov Candidate
American motocross star Jeremy “Twitch” Stenberg announced his endorsement for California’s Republican gubernatorial candidate Chad Bianco on Thursday, telling the Daily Caller News Foundation he believes Bianco can…


American motocross star Jeremy “Twitch” Stenberg announced his endorsement for California’s Republican gubernatorial candidate Chad Bianco on Thursday, telling the Daily Caller News Foundation he believes Bianco can clean up the “mess” Democrats have created.
California’s jungle primary is nearly five months away, with the race heating up between Democrats and Republicans as the top two GOP gubernatorial candidates have consistently led in polls. Stenberg, who competed in the X Games between 1999 and 2016, is the latest well-known state figure to come forward and call out Democrats for the lack of leadership in recent years, backing a GOP candidate.
“I love California, but I hate what our politicians have done to it. During COVID, business owners were losing everything while Gavin Newsom partied with celebrities. Meanwhile, the one guy who cared was Sheriff Bianco,” Stenberg told the DCNF. “We need Chad Bianco to clean up the mess that career politicians have created.”
“He’s the real deal, someone who actually cares about the people he serves,” Stenberg added. “I worry about where California is headed if we don’t elect Chad as governor.”
Born and raised in Southern California, Stenberg became a motocross pro in the late 1990s, garnering wins at the Vans Triple Crown championship and securing first place in the Las Vegas LXD Freestyle and Step Up events in 1998.
By the early 2000s, Stenberg landed the first-ever natural terrain backflip, earning his first gold at the X Games in 2005 for Best Trick. The now 44-year-old’s 2005 win kickstarted a



