Videos tagged with Legislative Hearing

This video documents a legislative hearing concerning Senate Bill 3, which proposes significant restrictions on semi-automatic firearms and high-capacity magazines in Colorado. Witnesses, including gun store owners, manufacturers, and law enforcement officials, express strong opposition, arguing the bill infringes on constitutional rights, creates undue burdens, and will not deter criminals. Supporters, conversely, advocate for the bill, citing the need to reduce gun violence and the lethality of certain firearms.

This video discusses the repeated postponement of the SB3 legislative hearing in Colorado, impacting a planned gun rights rally. The speaker, Melissa from Dragonman's, explains the cancellations are due to issues with fiscal notes, specifically a projected $2.4 million expenditure that Colorado currently lacks the budget for. The underestimated number of permits also contributes to the financial concerns. The rally was ultimately called off due to anticipated low attendance following the hearing's postponement, with organizers aiming to conserve energy for future events.

This video discusses Colorado's SB25-23 bill, a proposed ban on semi-automatic firearms. It highlights the upcoming testimony hearing on January 28th at 1:30 PM at the Capitol, encouraging citizens to testify in person or via Zoom. The speaker expresses concern that the Attorney General can modify the bill after passage, potentially leading to a ban on most handguns.

This video features William Kirk, President of Washington Gun Law, discussing Senate Bill 5232, a proposed licensing system for firearm possession in Washington State. Kirk argues that this bill infringes on Second Amendment rights and is likely to face legal challenges, similar to Oregon's Measure 114. He emphasizes that existing background checks would still apply. The video provides direct links for citizens to register their opposition to SB 5232 by testifying at the upcoming public hearing or submitting written testimony. It also references other legislative efforts in Washington to restrict firearm ownership.

This video provides an expert-level overview of a House Oversight Committee hearing focused on the Second Amendment. It highlights arguments from Representative Clay Higgins defending gun rights against proposed legislation, emphasizing constitutional protections for home defense and the potential negative consequences of firearm seizure. The content also includes a reviewer's assessment of the hearing's participants and advice for viewers to stay informed and engaged.

This video announces a meetup for individuals interested in attending a legislative hearing in Olympia, Washington, concerning a standard capacity magazine ban. The speaker provides specific instructions on where and when to meet (south entrance of the Capital Building, near the O'Brien Building, by 6:30 AM) to attend the 8 AM hearing. Additionally, it promotes a charity fundraiser for Fur Friends Animal Rescue via the TYMP Pistol Project website, with donation tiers offering chances to win firearms and accessories like a Beretta Pico and Remington 870 shorty shotguns.

This video discusses Rhode Island House Bill 5155, which proposes to criminalize the manufacture, import, possession, purchase, sale, or transfer of ammunition feeding devices capable of accepting more than 10 rounds. The bill is scheduled for a hearing on April 25, 2017. The speaker urges Rhode Island residents and gun owners nationwide to contact their representatives to oppose the bill, emphasizing that the Second Amendment is not solely for hunting or sport but for citizen defense against potential tyranny. The bill outlines a 120-day grace period for existing owners to sell, move out of state, or surrender prohibited magazines.