Videos tagged with Governor Northam

This video discusses the potential reintroduction of Virginia's HB 961, an assault weapons ban bill, during a special legislative session. It highlights concerns about broader gun control measures and actions being taken by local officials, such as Sheriff Jenkins of Culpeper County, to protect Second Amendment rights.

The Virginia Senate voted to 'shelve' an assault weapon bill that proposed banning future sales, requiring registration of existing ones, restricting magazine capacity to 12 rounds, enhancing background checks, and outlawing silencers. A state commission was ordered to study the potential effects. The speaker views this as a slight victory, acknowledging the postponement but anticipating future attempts by 'anti-gunners'. The significant turnout of over 22,000 people at the state capital in Richmond and the declaration of over 95 counties as 'sanctuary counties' are highlighted as powerful demonstrations of opposition.

This video explains why Governor Northam of Virginia cannot be easily recalled. It details the complex and restrictive process for initiating a recall petition, including requirements for filing, signature gathering within a nine-month window, and court validation. The video also highlights proposed legislation (House Bill 842) that would further tighten these requirements, making recalls even more difficult.

This video discusses the legal challenges to Governor Northam's gun ban in Virginia, enacted during a state of emergency. It highlights the governor's alleged violation of state law prohibiting infringement on Second Amendment rights during such emergencies and criticizes the Virginia Supreme Court's procedural ruling that allowed the ban to remain in place. The speaker emphasizes the importance of voting to protect gun rights.

This update provides crucial information for attendees of the Virginia VCDL Lobby Day Eve. Governor Northam has implemented new security measures at the Virginia State Capitol, including fencing, metal detectors, and restricted access points. Firearms are prohibited on the grounds, with attendees found with firearms being turned away. The event may also implement attendee number caps.

This video discusses two warnings concerning the Virginia VCDL Lobby Day. State Senator Amanda Chase warns attendees about potential labeling as domestic terrorists if they wear specific insignia or if any disruption occurs, citing the Patriot Act and NDAA. The VCDL issues requests for 10,000 unarmed individuals inside the Capitol grounds and a larger number armed outside the fence, due to the governor's illegal gun ban on Capitol grounds being upheld by the Virginia Supreme Court.

This video discusses Virginia Governor Northam's declaration of a state of emergency and subsequent temporary gun ban on Capitol grounds. The speaker critiques the ban, citing a lack of credible intelligence for violence and questioning the justification based on events like Charlottesville. The content focuses on the legal and political implications for Second Amendment rights.

This video discusses a proposed bill in Virginia (HB 569) that aims to revoke all existing reciprocity agreements for concealed carry permits with other states. The host, Jared, highlights that this would revert Virginia's policy to a 2015 decision by then-Attorney General Mark Herring, which significantly reduced the number of recognized permits. The video emphasizes the bipartisan passage of laws in 2016 that restored full reciprocity and urges Virginia residents to contact their representatives to oppose HB 569.

Virginia Governor Ralph Northam plans to declare a temporary emergency to ban all weapons, including guns, from Capitol Square. This measure is intended to take effect ahead of a large gun rights rally planned for the following week, citing credible threats of potential violence and extremism. The governor is expected to announce these plans at a press conference.

This video provides a critical update on legislative actions and local votes concerning Second Amendment rights in Virginia. It highlights upcoming votes on sanctuary status in various counties, including Prince William County, and discusses pre-filed bills aimed at restricting firearm ownership and training. The speaker emphasizes the urgency for citizens to engage with these issues and supports organizations like the Virginia Citizens Defense League (VCDL) and Gun Owners of America (GOA) in their advocacy efforts.

This video discusses Virginia Governor Northam's proposed budget, which includes significant funding for new law enforcement officers to enforce potential gun control laws that have not yet been passed. The speaker criticizes this approach, highlighting the allocation of taxpayer money for hypothetical legislation and urging citizens to contact their representatives. The video also promotes the Virginia Citizens Defense League (VCDL) and Gun Owners of America (GOA) as organizations fighting against these measures.

This video discusses recent political developments in Virginia concerning gun rights. It analyzes the effectiveness and timing of NRA billboards, critiques the sensationalism surrounding new gun control legislation, and breaks down a state budget proposal allocating funds for gun-related measures. The speaker emphasizes the importance of factual analysis and strategic engagement in the face of legislative challenges.