Videos tagged with John Hohenwarter

This NRA News segment from April 13, 2011, features Cam Edwards interviewing John Hohenwarter, the NRA Pennsylvania State Liaison. The discussion centers on the Pennsylvania State House's approval of the "Castle Doctrine" legislation. The Castle Doctrine is a self-defense law that expands the right of individuals to use deadly force to protect themselves within their homes or other specified places.

This NRA News segment from January 31, 2011, features Cam Edwards interviewing NRA-ILA Maine State Liaison John Hohenwarter. The discussion centers on a proposed ban on ammunition magazines in Maine, which was ultimately defeated. The video highlights the legislative process and the NRA's efforts to protect Second Amendment rights at the state level. It provides insight into the political landscape surrounding gun control legislation.

This NRA News segment features Cam Edwards interviewing John Hohenwarter, the NRA-ILA New Hampshire State Liaison. The discussion centers on the New Hampshire House Legislature's recognition of the Right-to-Carry on the legislative floor. The video, dated January 5, 2011, focuses on the political and legislative aspects of gun rights in New Hampshire, as communicated by the NRA's advocacy arm.

This NRA News segment from December 15, 2010, features Cam Edwards interviewing NRA-ILA Pennsylvania State Liaison John Hohenwarter regarding proposed restrictions on the Second Amendment in Philadelphia. The discussion centers on legislative efforts to limit gun rights in the city and the NRA's stance and actions in response. The video highlights the ongoing political and legal battles surrounding gun control in Pennsylvania.

This video features an interview with John Hohenwarter, Pennsylvania state liaison for the NRA-ILA, discussing the 'castle doctrine' self-defense bill approved by the Pennsylvania State House. Cam Edwards hosts the discussion, which touches on the legal aspects and implications of this self-defense legislation for gun owners in Pennsylvania. The conversation, originating from NRA News in 2010, likely delves into the rights of individuals to defend themselves within their homes.