Videos tagged with Bloomberg Funding

This video critically analyzes a 2025 National Survey of Gun Policy by the Johns Hopkins Center for Gun Violence Solutions, funded by Michael Bloomberg. The host, Braden, questions the survey's methodology and findings, particularly regarding reported support for various gun control measures among gun owners and the general public. He highlights perceived discrepancies between the survey data and real-world trends, suggesting the report may be agenda-driven to support a gun control narrative.

This video discusses the crumbling infrastructure of gun control organizations due to the cessation of federal funding and billionaire donations. It highlights how groups like March for Our Lives and the Coalition for a Safer Delaware are facing financial difficulties, contrasting this with the sustained grassroots support for gun rights organizations. The speaker emphasizes this as a critical opportunity to advance Second Amendment rights.

The Virginia Senate voted to 'shelve' an assault weapon bill that proposed banning future sales, requiring registration of existing ones, restricting magazine capacity to 12 rounds, enhancing background checks, and outlawing silencers. A state commission was ordered to study the potential effects. The speaker views this as a slight victory, acknowledging the postponement but anticipating future attempts by 'anti-gunners'. The significant turnout of over 22,000 people at the state capital in Richmond and the declaration of over 95 counties as 'sanctuary counties' are highlighted as powerful demonstrations of opposition.

This video discusses the upcoming Kentucky 2A Rally and the broader context of gun rights advocacy. It highlights the importance of grassroots organization and community engagement in the face of well-funded anti-gun groups. The speaker emphasizes the need for proactive participation in rallies and political processes to defend the Second Amendment, drawing parallels to successful advocacy efforts in Virginia.