Videos tagged with DC Project

This video features an interview with Lucretia Hughes, who testified before Congress regarding gun rights. Hughes discusses her journey into political activism, her involvement with the DC Project, and her strong stance on the Second Amendment. She emphasizes the importance of education, personal responsibility, and standing up for constitutional rights, drawing from her personal history and family background.

This segment highlights the DC Project, an organization focused on educating legislators and the public about Second Amendment rights, particularly through the voices of women. Founded by Diana Muller, a former police officer and competitive shooter, the project aims to counter anti-gun narratives by showcasing responsible gun owners and providing training for advocates. The organization emphasizes education over legislation and is expanding its reach through state directors and media training programs.

This video emphasizes the importance of effective communication regarding gun rights, particularly when engaging with media, politicians, and the public. It highlights strategies for preparing for testimony, handling interviews, and countering anti-gun narratives. The discussion stresses the need for education over legislation and equips individuals to be better representatives of the Second Amendment.

This episode of Gun Talk LIVE focuses on providing viewers with 'intellectual ammunition' for their gun rights advocacy. The hosts emphasize the importance of education over legislation and encourage viewers to engage with politicians and counter misinformation with facts. They highlight reputable organizations and resources for obtaining accurate data on firearms and gun violence statistics, stressing the need for informed participation in the ongoing debate.

This video features Latasha Robbins, co-founder of Massachusetts Women Gun Owners and a delegate for The DC Project, discussing the importance of women's involvement in advocating for their Second Amendment rights. Robbins highlights how groups like Massachusetts Women Gun Owners and The DC Project empower women to share their stories, educate legislators, and counter narratives that suggest women support gun control. The discussion emphasizes self-protection, personal empowerment through firearm ownership, and the need for women's voices to be heard in the political arena regarding gun rights.

Ami Dillon, a US Marine Corps veteran and advocate with the DC Project, speaks at a Second Amendment rally. She emphasizes the importance of the Second Amendment as a fundamental right, drawing parallels to her family's history of fleeing tyranny in the Philippines during World War II. Dillon highlights that defending these rights is a service to the country and essential for maintaining a free, self-governed nation.

Diana Muller, a former police officer and founder of the DC Project, addresses a Second Amendment rally, emphasizing the importance of understanding and advocating for constitutional rights. She outlines effective rally tactics, including making noise and chanting, and highlights various firearms industry initiatives focused on safety and suicide prevention. Muller also discusses her stance against unconstitutional firearm legislation, such as red flag laws and universal background checks, advocating for informed opposition.

This episode of Gun Talk Radio features two prominent guests discussing gun rights and advocacy. Dianna Muller, founder of The DC Project and a 3Gun competitor, shares her experience testifying before the House Judiciary Committee. Michael Milhalski from Sons of Liberty Gun Works recounts how he mobilized hundreds of gun rights supporters for a San Antonio Town Hall event, which included a gun giveaway. The show covers new products and politics within the firearm community.

This episode of Gun Talk Radio, recorded at the 2019 NRA Show, features discussions on new firearms with Ruger's Chris Killoy. It also highlights the DC Project with Dianna Muller, focusing on female firearm advocacy, and celebrates the 30th anniversary of the Barnes X-Bullet. The show covers a range of topics relevant to gun enthusiasts, from product news to political engagement within the firearms community.

This video recaps the D.C. Project from June 24, 2018, where fifty women representing each state convened in Washington D.C. to engage with legislators and showcase the faces of Second Amendment supporters. Host Tom Gresham interviews Lisa Gresham about her participation in the event. The discussion also delves into current trends and the historical development of optical technology, specifically in relation to firearms.

The DC Project is an initiative founded by Diana Muller, aiming to educate legislators about firearm ownership by bringing diverse groups of women from across the United States to Washington D.C. The project focuses on building relationships with lawmakers, sharing personal stories, and breaking down stereotypes associated with gun owners. Their goal is to foster informed discussions on firearm safety and regulations.

This episode of Gun Talk Radio, airing on Father's Day, focuses on the importance of firearms in family traditions and responsible gun ownership. Host Tom Gresham shares personal anecdotes and discusses the positive impact of introducing youngsters to shooting sports, highlighting events like the Minnesota State High School Clay Target League. The show also features discussions on new products from Springfield Armory and Crimson Trace, the efforts of the DC Project advocating for gun rights, and the community's response to platform censorship.