Videos tagged with ATF Nominee

This video discusses the challenges faced by judicial nominees and ATF nominees during confirmation hearings, highlighting instances where nominees struggled to answer basic legal and constitutional questions. It delves into the complexities of defining 'assault weapons' and the political landscape surrounding gun control legislation, including the role and influence of the NRA.

This video discusses the nomination of Steve Dettelbach to head the ATF, drawing parallels to the failed nomination of David Chipman. Montana Attorney General Austin Knutson argues that Dettelbach, despite being more politically savvy than Chipman, remains hostile to the Second Amendment, citing his endorsements from anti-gun groups and past rhetoric. The discussion also highlights the Supreme Court's ruling in the EPA case, emphasizing its potential to curb executive agencies' ability to create law without explicit congressional authorization, which could impact ATF actions like the bump stock ban.

The video discusses the nomination of Steve Dettelbach as the new head of the ATF, contrasting him with previous nominees. While Dettelbach's background is primarily in prosecuting organized crime, hate crimes, and white-collar crimes, his past actions and social media presence suggest an anti-Second Amendment stance, particularly his involvement in efforts to reinstate an assault weapons ban.

President Biden is expected to announce new firearm regulations concerning 'ghost guns' and potentially nominate Steve Dettelbach as the ATF Director. This move comes amidst pressure from gun control advocates and follows a year of slow progress on previous executive actions. The announcement is anticipated to face immediate legal challenges due to its reliance on interpretation of existing law.

This video discusses the potential nomination of Steve Dettelbach to lead the ATF, highlighting his past support for extensive gun control measures. It details his proposed initiatives, including assault weapons bans, universal background checks, and gun confiscation for various reasons. The content also raises concerns about Dettelbach's stance on the ATF's alleged illegal gun registry.

Senator Chris Murphy is publicly pressuring the Biden White House to take more executive action on gun control, including finalizing regulations on ghost guns and appointing a new ATF director. This comes as gun control advocates like David Hogg and Igor Volsky are also criticizing the administration for perceived inaction and over-promising. The commentary suggests that executive actions are susceptible to legal challenges and may not be a substitute for bipartisan legislative consensus.

This video discusses the Biden administration's continued support for David Chipman, despite his ATF nomination being withdrawn. It highlights concerns that the administration may attempt to bypass Congress by creating a 'czar' position to advance gun control agendas, arguing this is undemocratic. The content emphasizes the importance of grassroots opposition in preventing such appointments.

This YouTube video, "INSIDE GUNS w/TYM S2:E142," features The Yankee Marshal discussing his strong disapproval of David Chipman, Biden's nominee for ATF director. The title explicitly labels Chipman as not only "anti-gun" but also "RACIST." The description highlights the channel's viewer-supported model and promotes the creator's merchandise and social media presence. The content appears to be opinion-based commentary and critique rather than a direct firearms review or demonstration.

This video discusses the concept of a 'line in the sand' for gun owners and citizens facing perceived government overreach. It critiques the moving goalposts of anti-gun advocates and the dangers of compromise with them. The speakers emphasize the importance of understanding political representation, holding elected officials accountable, and the potential need for peaceful non-compliance when rights are threatened. The discussion touches on the ATF nominee David Chipman as a current 'line in the sand' issue.

This video from the Official NRA YouTube Channel urges viewers to contact Senator Joe Manchin and ask him to vote NO on Joe Biden's nominee for ATF Director, David Chipman. The description highlights Chipman's past statements supporting a ban on AR-15 style rifles and frames him as a threat to Second Amendment rights. The NRA emphasizes its role in defending gun rights and promoting safe gun ownership.

This video features Tom Jones, Founder of the American Accountability Foundation, discussing new information he claims to have uncovered regarding ATF Nominee David Chipman. The content focuses on opposition research and encourages viewers to contact their Senators to express their opposition to Chipman's nomination for the ATF. Links are provided for further information on the American Accountability Foundation and for viewers to take action.

This video features Senators questioning ATF nominee David Chipman regarding his past affiliations with gun control organizations like the Brady Campaign and Giffords Group, and his stance on firearms regulation. Senators express concerns about Chipman's definitions of 'assault weapon' and his support for expanding the National Firearms Act, suggesting these positions could infringe upon the rights of law-abiding gun owners and violate due process. The discussion highlights the political debate surrounding firearm policy and the interpretation of Second Amendment rights.