Videos tagged with Ohio Politics

This video analyzes Donald Trump's selection of JD Vance as his Vice Presidential pick, focusing on the implications for Second Amendment rights. The speaker, an Ohioan and Second Amendment advocate, explains why Vance's stance on gun rights, particularly his opposition to gun registries and red flag laws, makes him a strong choice for voters concerned about the Second Amendment. The video also touches on Vance's potential to energize voters and his role in balancing Trump's past actions regarding gun rights.

This video provides an unbiased analysis of Ohio Issue 1, focusing on its proposed changes to the state's constitution. The description highlights that the issue aims to implement three specific measures to make amending the constitution more challenging. The content appears to be educational and informative, aimed at voters in Ohio who want to understand the implications of this ballot measure.

This video analyzes the Ohio Senate primary race, focusing on the matchup between J.D. Vance and Tim Ryan regarding gun rights. It highlights the importance of this election for retaining the Senate and frames it as a critical battle for Second Amendment advocacy. The description mentions the candidates' stances and encourages viewers to engage with the election.

This video discusses the ongoing debate surrounding Constitutional Carry in Ohio, highlighting the political "heat" and strong opinions on both sides. The creator characterizes opposing viewpoints as "hyperbole, hysteria, and fear mongering" and calls for action to push Governor DeWine to sign the legislation into law. A link to a relevant opinion article from The Columbus Dispatch is provided.

This video discusses the passage of a constitutional carry bill in the Ohio House, which would allow concealed handgun carry without a state-issued license. The speaker analyzes the reaction from gun control advocates, characterizing their arguments as emotional rather than based on merit. The content highlights the ongoing progression of gun rights in Ohio and nationally, contrasting it with what the speaker perceives as the left's increasingly emotional responses to these legislative changes.

This video discusses the override of Governor Kasich's veto in Ohio concerning "Stand Your Ground" legislation. The content appears to be an analysis or commentary on this political and legal development within the firearms rights sphere. The description includes standard disclaimers regarding entertainment and informational purposes, safety protocols for any demonstrations, and clarifies that the channel is not a seller of firearms or parts. It also highlights business inquiry and Patreon links for the "Guns & Gadgets Media" channel.

This video from Guns & Gadgets Media discusses the Ohio House passing a Stand Your Ground bill. The description emphasizes that their content is for informational and entertainment purposes only, with all shooting conducted by trained professionals on approved ranges in a safe environment. They disclaim responsibility for viewers' actions and state they are not selling firearms or accessories, nor instructing on modifications. The content is presented as legal products commonly available and for entertainment, not as a gun shop.

This YouTube video focuses on a Second Amendment rally in Ohio, highlighting grassroots efforts in defense of liberty. The description clarifies that the VSO Gun Channel is an educational resource and not involved in selling firearms. It emphasizes responsible gun ownership and safety, particularly for younger audiences. The channel also details its testing and evaluation services provided by VSOrdnance LLC, stressing that opinions are not for sale and that content is objective and based on testing. The video appears to be a documentation of a political rally concerning Second Amendment rights.

This video focuses on political endorsement, specifically highlighting Josh Mandel for the U.S. Senate in Ohio. While the title directly addresses a political campaign, the content itself does not appear to contain any direct discussion or demonstration of firearms, calibers, manufacturers, applications, or gear. The primary subject is political support and electioneering.

This NRA News segment from September 5, 2012, features Cam Edwards interviewing Jason Hart of Media Trackers Ohio. They discuss an article detailing how Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther, in conjunction with Michael Bloomberg's organizations and Progress Ohio, actively worked to prevent then-Governor John Kasich from signing a gun rights bill. The conversation likely delves into the political maneuvering and lobbying efforts surrounding gun control legislation in Ohio.

This YouTube video features an interview with Ohio State Representative Margaret Conditt. Cam Edwards of NRA News speaks with Rep. Conditt regarding attacks on a shooting fundraiser. The video was posted on May 3, 2012, and further information is available through a provided link to BuckeyeFirearms.org and NRANews.com. The content focuses on political responses to issues related to firearms events.

This video features Cam Edwards in conversation with Linda Walker from the Buckeye Firearms Association and an NRA Board Member. The discussion centers around news from Ohio, specifically focusing on a situation where local politicians holding Concealed Carry permits (CCW) are being discussed by the Ohio Paper. The conversation likely touches upon firearm rights and related political issues within Ohio, as indicated by the participants and the topic.