Videos tagged with John Feinblatt

This video discusses the political implications of Sheriff John Allen of New Mexico's defiance of the governor's gun control order. It highlights how gun control advocacy groups like Everytown for Gun Safety and Moms Demand Action supported Sheriff Allen's election, only for him to then publicly oppose their agenda by refusing to enforce unconstitutional mandates. The analysis suggests this is a significant backfire for gun control organizations, underscoring the role of sheriffs as constitutional officers.

This video discusses the premature celebration by "gun controllers" regarding the closure of a gun shop. The title and description highlight that the closure was due to the owner's retirement, not any action taken by anti-gun groups, making their claims of victory "pathetic" and "hilarious." The content intends to debunk the narrative and highlight what the presenter views as a misrepresentation of events.

This video from Guns & Gadgets discusses two significant pieces of legislation impacting firearm suppressors nationwide. The HERE Act, introduced by Senator Bob Menendez and Representative Watson Coleman, aims to ban all suppressors, requiring owners to surrender legally owned devices. Conversely, the SHUSH Act, sponsored by Senator Mike Lee and Representative Bob Good, seeks to remove suppressors from the National Firearms Act (NFA) and reclassify them as regular firearm accessories, thereby eliminating NFA-related regulations and background checks. The host expresses skepticism about the passage of either bill but emphasizes the ongoing legislative battles surrounding Second Amendment rights.

This video discusses the allocation of $5 billion for 'community violence prevention programs' within Biden's infrastructure plan. The speaker expresses concern that this funding is being used as a backdoor to implement gun control measures, bypassing standard legislative hurdles like the Senate filibuster and the 'Bird Rule' through budget reconciliation. The rapid shift in stance from gun control advocates like John Feinblatt is highlighted as suspicious.