Videos tagged with Bob Good

This video analyzes Congressman Tony Gonzalez's political strategy and rhetoric in the lead-up to a runoff election against Brandon Herrera. The speaker criticizes Gonzalez's stance on gun control, his vote for the Bipartisan Safe Communities Act, and his use of what are described as 'leftist tactics' against Republican colleagues. The video highlights Gonzalez's promise to campaign against other Republicans who supported Herrera, framing it as an internal party conflict.

This video discusses the introduction of the 'SHUSH Act' by Congressman Bob Good, a bill aimed at removing federal NFA restrictions on suppressors nationwide. It highlights the potential impact on state laws, the support from Second Amendment organizations, and the legislative challenges ahead, including the bill's likely path through Congress. The discussion also touches upon ongoing state-level lawsuits challenging suppressor regulations.

This video discusses the SHUSH Act, a legislative effort to remove suppressors (silencers) from the National Firearms Act (NFA) regulations. It highlights the arguments for suppressors as hearing protection devices and firearm accessories, citing Representative Bob Good and Hunter King of NAGR. The video also touches on the broader implications for Second Amendment rights and the challenges of legislative progress.

This video discusses the Republican Study Committee's proposed funding priorities for the upcoming year, focusing on provisions aimed at protecting Second Amendment rights. An ATF agent expresses concern over these proposals, which include measures to end the pistol brace ban, remove certain firearms from NFA regulation, and prevent federal gun registries. The discussion highlights potential impacts on ATF operations and the broader landscape of gun control legislation.

This video discusses a legislative effort, the 'Pistol Act,' aimed at preventing the ATF from reclassifying firearms equipped with pistol braces as Short-Barreled Rifles. Representative Bob Good of Virginia submitted the bill, which seeks to clarify definitions of rifles and pistols to avoid turning millions of gun owners into felons. The content emphasizes that Congress, not the ATF, has the authority to make such legal changes and encourages viewers to contact their legislators.

This video discusses recent developments in gun rights advocacy, highlighting actions by the Gun Owners of America (GOA). It covers the GOA's criticism of NYC Mayor Eric Adams's hiring practices and stance on subway safety, as well as their support for the SHUSH Act aimed at reducing suppressor regulations. The video also touches on public opinion regarding gun laws.

This video from Guns & Gadgets discusses the 'No Backdoor Gun Control Act' introduced by Rep. Chip Roy, which aims to remove Any Other Weapons (AOWs) from the National Firearms Act (NFA). The legislation, co-sponsored by over 20 representatives and supported by Gun Owners of America, seeks to prevent the ATF from using AOW definitions to infringe on Second Amendment rights. The host emphasizes this as a crucial first step in dismantling the NFA.

This video discusses HR 4350, specifically the inclusion of red flag law provisions within the National Defense Authorization Act. The speaker expresses strong disapproval of these provisions, arguing they bypass constitutional due process. The video identifies specific representatives who voted in favor of the bill, labeling them as 'RINOs' (Republicans In Name Only), and highlights those who voted against it. It also provides resources for viewers to identify their representatives and contact them regarding their votes.

This video discusses the SHUSH Act, a proposed piece of legislation introduced by Senator Mike Lee and Representative Bob Good. The act aims to significantly alter the National Firearms Act (NFA) by removing all federal restrictions specifically on firearm suppressors. The content suggests that this legislation represents a major step towards loosening regulations for gun owners regarding suppressor ownership and use.

This video from Guns & Gadgets discusses two significant pieces of legislation impacting firearm suppressors nationwide. The HERE Act, introduced by Senator Bob Menendez and Representative Watson Coleman, aims to ban all suppressors, requiring owners to surrender legally owned devices. Conversely, the SHUSH Act, sponsored by Senator Mike Lee and Representative Bob Good, seeks to remove suppressors from the National Firearms Act (NFA) and reclassify them as regular firearm accessories, thereby eliminating NFA-related regulations and background checks. The host expresses skepticism about the passage of either bill but emphasizes the ongoing legislative battles surrounding Second Amendment rights.