Videos tagged with Do Not Sell List

This video analyzes the collapse of four California gun control bills (AB 1006, AB 1187, SB 320, SB 248) following the Supreme Court's Bruen decision. The speaker, Scott from Line 45, explains how these bills attempted to circumvent Bruen's historical tradition test by introducing cost-based barriers, data tracking, and messaging campaigns. Their failure indicates a shrinking political space for new restrictions in California and suggests a shift towards legal challenges against existing laws.

This video analyzes the failure of four key gun control bills in California (AB 1006, AB 1187, SB 320, SB 248), highlighting how the Bruen decision has created a new legal standard for firearm regulations. The speaker, Scott from Line 45, explains that these bills attempted to circumvent Bruen by introducing cost-based barriers, data tracking, and messaging campaigns, but ultimately failed due to political and legal challenges. The collapse of these initiatives suggests a shrinking political space for new restrictions in California and a potential shift towards litigation.

This video from CRPA TV discusses several firearms-related bills in California that have been declared dead before the 2026 legislative year. Bills addressing stand your ground laws, do not sell lists, FFL audits, unsafe handguns, and concealed carry will not be pursued. The speaker emphasizes the importance of Second Amendment advocacy and encourages viewer engagement.

This video analyzes the failure of four recent California gun control bills (AB 1006, AB 1187, SB 320, SB 248) following the Supreme Court's Bruen decision. The speaker, Scott from Line 45, explains how these bills attempted to circumvent Bruen's historical tradition test by introducing cost-based barriers, data tracking, and messaging campaigns, but ultimately failed due to political and legal challenges. The collapse of these initiatives signals a shrinking political space for new restrictions in California and a potential shift towards litigation.

This video analyzes the failure of four California gun control bills (AB 1006, AB 1187, SB 320, SB 248) in the 2025-26 legislative session. The speaker, Scott from Line 45, explains how these bills attempted to circumvent the Supreme Court's Bruen decision by introducing cost-based barriers, data tracking, and messaging campaigns instead of outright bans. The collapse of these legislative efforts suggests a shrinking political space for new restrictions in California and highlights the ongoing legal battles challenging existing gun laws.

This video discusses the status of anti-gun bills in the California legislature, highlighting that many have been 'killed' due to budget shortfalls. It explains the two-year legislative cycle in California and how bills can be carried over. The discussion touches on specific bills related to firearm safety certificates, concealed carry permits, and other Second Amendment rights, noting that some beneficial bills for gun owners are still alive. The speakers express frustration with the legislative process and the financial mismanagement within the state.

This video discusses the failure of three significant gun control bills in California's appropriations committee: SB 320 (Do Not Sell List), AB 1187 (Firearm Safety Card requirements), and SB 15 (FFL audit increases). It highlights the legislative process, the role of fiscal committees, and the impact of advocacy efforts in blocking these bills. The discussion emphasizes that while these specific bills were defeated, the fight for Second Amendment rights in California is ongoing.

This video provides an update on proposed gun control legislation in Virginia, detailing bills that have passed the House and are moving to the Senate. It covers measures such as universal background checks, mandatory reporting of lost or stolen firearms, the erosion of preemption laws, felony charges for unattended firearms, red flag laws, handgun purchase limits, and restrictions on firearms in public spaces and at rallies. The speaker emphasizes the importance of citizen engagement in opposing these bills.