Videos tagged with Political Action Committee

This video features Teddy Collins of Spartan Defense discussing the legislative landscape of gun control in Colorado, focusing on SB 25-003 and HB 21-133. It highlights upcoming rallies and testimony opportunities, details the impact of new FFL regulations and excise taxes, and explores the broader implications of these bills on Second Amendment rights. The discussion emphasizes the need for community involvement and organized opposition to proposed legislation.

This video features Sam Paredes of Gun Owners of California discussing the legislative landscape for gun rights in California in 2025. He highlights the strategic partnerships with CRPA and Gun Owners of America, the limited number of proactive Second Amendment bills, and the potential for 'spot bills' to introduce new legislation. Paredes emphasizes the importance of grassroots advocacy, email campaigns, and legal challenges against unconstitutional laws, particularly in light of recent fires impacting the state. The discussion also touches on the 'no compromise' stance of Gun Owners of America and the broader goal of restoring Second Amendment rights.

This video discusses a legal victory for Elon Musk and the Second Amendment in Philadelphia. District Attorney Larry Krasner sued to stop Musk's million-dollar giveaway, which required signing a petition supporting free speech and the right to bear arms. A judge ruled against Krasner, allowing the giveaway to proceed, seen as a win for Musk and gun rights advocates.

This video analyzes the primary election results for several anti-Second Amendment legislators in California following Super Tuesday. It highlights the electoral failures of politicians who have actively supported restrictive gun control measures, such as David Min (SB 264, SB 915, SB 1384), Melissa Melendez (voting for AB 28 excise tax), Anthony Portantino (SB 9006, SB 1327, SB 1160), Reggie Jones Sawyer (Public Safety Committee Chair), and Katie Porter (Gun Violence Task Force). The CRPA Political Action Committee's endorsement success rates are also discussed, indicating a potential shift in California politics.

This video features a discussion between Tom McHale of American Handgunner and Larry Keane, Sr. Vice President and General Counsel of the National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF). They discuss the NSSF's role as the voice of the shooting, hunting, and outdoor sports industries, focusing on gun rights and safety programs. A key topic is the new Protect Liberty PAC, an initiative aimed at influencing elections to favor gun rights.

This segment from Gun Talk Radio discusses the launch of Protect Liberty Pack, a new Super PAC by the National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF). The Super PAC aims to support pro-Second Amendment candidates by funding independent expenditures, allowing for unlimited contributions from individuals and corporations. The discussion emphasizes the importance of electing favorable candidates to protect constitutional freedoms beyond just the Second Amendment.

The inaugural National African-American Gun Association (NAAGA) convention in Atlanta, Georgia, highlighted the growing diversity and positive aspects of gun ownership within the African-American community. The event focused on training and certifying instructors to spread firearm education and safety, emphasizing the importance of the Second Amendment for all citizens. NAAGA aims to foster a supportive community, encourage responsible gun ownership, and engage in political action to protect these rights.

This video features an in-depth discussion with Dudley Brown of the National Association for Gun Rights (NAGR) about the organization's mission, strategies, and the broader landscape of Second Amendment advocacy. Brown emphasizes NAGR's focus on holding politicians accountable through electoral pressure and direct action, contrasting their approach with more traditional lobbying methods. The conversation also touches upon the importance of an informed electorate, the challenges of political compromise, and the future of gun rights in the United States, particularly concerning federal regulations and the NICS system.

This video analyzes Black Rifle Coffee Company's (BRCC) formation of a Political Action Committee (PAC), detailing its implications within the firearms community. It covers past controversies, such as the Kyle Rittenhouse incident and political donation backlash, alongside BRCC's public offering on the NYSE. The analysis highlights the potential focus of the PAC on veteran and Second Amendment issues, referencing significant contributions to organizations like the Firearms Policy Coalition.

This video announces good news regarding the USCCA Super PAC. The description highlights that the PAC is not bad news and thanks CMMG for their sponsorship, specifically mentioning their new Zeroed Line. It also includes affiliate links for various products, including a "Trash Panda" item, Patreon, Blackout Coffee, Johnny's Swag, and video gear.

Larry Potterfield of Midway USA discusses the NRA's National Endowment for the Protection of the Second Amendment. He highlights the program's inception in 1992, where customers round up orders to donate to the NRA-ILA. The endowment has grown significantly, with 5% of funds allocated annually for state-level Second Amendment protection efforts.

This video features Bill Whittle joining Grant Stinchfield on NRATV to discuss the role of the NRA in the current media landscape. Whittle argues that given the perceived left-wing bias in mainstream media, the NRA functions not only as a political action committee but also as a vital news source for its members. The discussion highlights the importance of alternative news outlets for those seeking information on Second Amendment issues.