Videos tagged with Post Election

This video discusses a significant legal development regarding Second Amendment rights for individuals convicted of non-violent misdemeanors. It questions whether 2025 will be the year these rights are restored, referencing an article from Thetruthaboutguns.com and encouraging viewers to support the CRPA (California Rifle and Pistol Association) in their ongoing fight. The content delves into the legal interpretation of violent versus non-violent offenses and critically examines the rulings of the 9th Circuit Court.

This video, following an election livestream, features Kevin and Rick discussing the post-election landscape in California. They explore a potential cultural shift within the state and question whether Californians are 'waking up' to certain truths. The discussion touches upon political maneuvering, the upcoming 2025 legislature, and specific propositions, with a call to action for viewers to join the CRPA (California Rifle & Pistol Association) to continue their fight.

This video critiques the perceived overreactions and coping mechanisms of liberals following an election, specifically highlighting instances of colleges providing therapy ducks and coloring books. The content frames these actions as 'cringe' and questions whether they are a preferable alternative to riots. The description also includes numerous links for supporting the creator through donations, memberships, and affiliate purchases related to various products, including survival gear and firearms-related companies.

This YouTube video, titled "Strange Silence Descends On America Post Election," features Chadd in an episode of "Truck Talk." The description provides a link to the "3of7projectstore.com," suggesting a connection to merchandise or products. Based solely on the title and description, the content appears to be a discussion or commentary on events following an election, with a potential focus on political or societal implications. The "Truck Talk" format and the store link indicate a conversational and possibly opinion-based presentation.

This video discusses impending threats related to the post-election political cycle, highlighting four key dates to monitor. It emphasizes the importance of preparedness for various "SHTF" (Shit Hits The Fan) scenarios that could arise at any moment, regardless of election outcomes. The creator promotes their website, social media, and SubscribeStar for further information on community networking and preparedness, suggesting that being prepared reduces the impact of emergencies.

This video from CRPA features Kevin Small discussing the post-election landscape and how CRPA chapters can be instrumental in supporting relevant causes. The content focuses on advocacy and community involvement within the firearms rights sphere, encouraging engagement with local chapters to navigate the current political climate.

Gun show inventory has shifted significantly post-election, with a notable increase in firearm availability compared to the accessory-heavy months prior. Modern polymer-framed concealed carry pistols in 9mm and .38 Special revolvers are the most in-demand items. AR-15s are currently less sought after, presenting a potential buying opportunity, though overall prices remain high with little room for negotiation.

This video discusses the importance of preparedness, specifically in the context of post-election scenarios. It encourages viewers to be ready for potential disruptions and uncertainty by focusing on self-reliance and practical planning. While no specific firearms or calibers are mentioned, the topic of prepping often intersects with personal defense and survivalism, making it relevant to firearm owners and those interested in emergency preparedness.

This NRATV Live broadcast from December 20, 2016, touches on two distinct topics. First, it discusses a "War on Christmas" scenario involving college students and their "PC classmates." Second, it features NRATV Live Host Grant Stinchfield providing commentary on post-election gun sales. The show airs weekdays between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. ET.

This video discusses post-election reactions, focusing on widespread public outcry following a Trump victory. The creator encourages listeners to take personal responsibility and advocate for change rather than expressing negativity.