Videos tagged with Governor Bill Lee

This video highlights a significant victory for the Second Amendment community in Tennessee, where grassroots pressure successfully influenced Governor Bill Lee to abandon efforts to implement red flag laws. The speaker emphasizes the power of collective action and encourages citizens nationwide to engage with their legislators to protect firearm rights.

This video provides an update on the Tennessee Special Session concerning gun control. It directs viewers to resources for finding their state legislators and contacting Governor Bill Lee. The description also includes links for joining an email list, supporting the channel via Patreon, and purchasing merchandise. Several gun rights organizations are promoted, including Gun Owners of America, Firearms Policy Coalition, and Second Amendment Foundation. The creator also lists the equipment used for video production. The disclaimer emphasizes that the content is for informational and entertainment purposes, produced in a safe environment by trained professionals, and not intended for direct replication.

This video, hosted by The Four Boxes Diner, features constitutional attorney Mark W. Smith analyzing Tennessee Governor Bill Lee's proposed "Red Flag Laws." Smith argues these laws are unconstitutional confiscation measures that violate four provisions of the Bill of Rights. He emphasizes the importance of understanding the "four boxes" of liberty – the soap box, ballot box, jury box, and ammunition box – to defend Second Amendment rights. The video aims to inform gun owners about the legal and constitutional implications of such legislation.

This video analyzes media narratives surrounding gun control debates within the Republican party in Tennessee. It argues that reports of internal conflict are misleading, highlighting Governor Bill Lee's past support for gun rights alongside his recent call for a special session on gun reform. The speaker suggests this is a strategic move by Lee, leveraging his term-limited status, rather than an indication of a broader GOP shift on gun control.

This video discusses a comprehensive package of gun control bills introduced in Tennessee, a traditionally red state. The speaker, exhibiting an experienced and instructional tone, details nine specific bills, including red flag laws, a 15-day waiting period, an assault weapons ban, magazine capacity restrictions, enhanced background checks, mandatory insurance, safe storage requirements, and a ban on private sales without FFL transfer. The video emphasizes the urgency for citizens to contact their representatives to oppose these measures, noting the governor's involvement.

This video appears to be a political commentary and call-out of Governor Bill Lee, with the creator using a "Killdozer" theme for merchandise promotion. While the title and description do not directly mention firearms, the associated merchandise (Killdozer flag, patch, etc.) and the creator's likely audience suggest a potential connection to themes often found in firearms communities, such as Second Amendment rights or individual liberty. The focus is primarily on political dissent and brand promotion rather than a direct firearms discussion.

A new bill, HB18, has been submitted in Tennessee aiming to establish 'true constitutional carry.' This legislation, supported by Governor Bill Lee, would allow law-abiding citizens to open or conceal carry a firearm anywhere in the state without a permit, provided they legally own the firearm. The bill's sponsor, Representative Bruce Griffey, argues that law-abiding citizens should not face persecution for exercising their Second Amendment rights for self-defense.

This video discusses the proposed Constitutional Carry legislation in Tennessee, highlighting the political landscape and the importance of the Second Amendment. It explains the nuances between 'Constitutional Carry' and 'permitless carry,' emphasizing that the proposed bill is seen as a step forward, though not a perfect solution. The content encourages citizens to engage with their representatives to support firearms freedom.

Governor Bill Lee of Tennessee has announced a constitutional carry bill. This legislation would allow individuals aged 21 and over to carry firearms without a permit, aligning Tennessee with 16 other states that have similar permitless carry laws. The bill aims to permit carry without requiring prior training or a permit, a change from the current Tennessee law.