Videos tagged with Governor Mark Gordon

This video details Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon's veto of Senate File 101, an expansion of the Second Amendment Protection Act. The bill aimed to penalize state law enforcement for assisting in the enforcement of certain federal firearm regulations. Despite support from gun rights groups, the veto was influenced by concerns from law enforcement and the Trump administration's ICE, who argued the bill would hinder cooperation on serious criminal investigations. The veto was ultimately upheld by the state Senate, marking a setback for proponents of state resistance to federal gun laws.

Wyoming has enacted House Bill 172, effectively eliminating gun-free zones in public spaces, including the state capital and university campuses. Governor Mark Gordon allowed the bill to become law without his signature, expressing concerns about local control. This change permits law-abiding citizens to legally carry firearms in previously restricted areas, though private businesses retain the right to set their own policies.

Wyoming is considering Senate File 37, which would introduce 'enhanced concealed carry permits' allowing permit holders to carry firearms in K-12 and college school zones. This permit requires at least 8 hours of training within the last 12 months, covering state law, basic gun safety, live fire, and self-defense principles. A similar, more expansive bill was previously vetoed by Governor Mark Gordon.

This video discusses the nuances of a new federal red flag program, clarifying it's not a nationwide mandate but rather funding and encouragement for states with existing red flag laws. It criticizes red flag laws for potentially violating due process and questions their effectiveness in preventing violence. The video also touches on other Second Amendment-related issues, including a Wyoming governor's veto of a bill to eliminate gun-free zones and the alleged shutdown of an ATF operation targeting cartel gun smuggling.

This video discusses recent legislative actions by state governors concerning Second Amendment rights. Governor Glenn Youngkin of Virginia vetoed numerous anti-gun bills, while Governor Mark Gordon of Wyoming signed an anti-red flag bill. Conversely, Governor Jay Inslee of Washington signed several new gun control measures into law, impacting firearm dealers and owners.

This video features the NSSF Governors' Forum held at the 2022 SHOT Show. Several governors, including Mike Dunleavy (Alaska), Asa Hutchinson (Arkansas), Brian Kemp (Georgia), Pete Ricketts (Nebraska), Kristi Noem (South Dakota), and Mark Gordon (Wyoming), discussed the significance of the firearm and ammunition industry to their respective states. The forum, hosted by NSSF's Larry Keane, highlighted the economic benefits and efforts to attract these businesses, emphasizing the growing and vibrant nature of the industry.