Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco, who has held on as a contender in the race for California governor, laid out a deregulatory agenda at a KQED town hall on Monday night.
“Day one priority is immediately making our lives better,” the Republican sheriff said. “There are so many things that are hampering that, that are making our lives difficult, and the majority of them are regulatory.”
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When pressed for specifics, Bianco said he would aim to lower gasoline prices by eliminating the state gas tax and regulatory fees at the pump.
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