Videos tagged with Public Funds

This YouTube video discusses a significant expenditure of $4.4 million by the Department of Interior over a two-year period specifically for the acquisition of military-style guns and ammunition. The creator encourages viewers to like, subscribe, and share, and promotes their merchandise, Patreon, website, and social media channels. They also cross-promote other YouTube channels related to history of weapons and car classics.

This episode of GunForHireRadio, #569, discusses a New Jersey taxpayer-funded study examining why criminals possess illegal firearms. The title and description humorously question the efficacy and value of such a study, implying it's a waste of money. The content likely delves into the findings of the study and offers the hosts' perspectives on gun control, crime, and the allocation of public funds related to firearm law enforcement.

This video discusses how the organization Mayors Against Illegal Guns (now Everytown for Gun Safety) allegedly used a non-profit arm to insert individuals into city governments to advance their gun control agenda. A $75,000 grant funded a position in Seattle, starting in fiscal year 2008, to organize anti-gun efforts, recruit mayors, and lobby. The program highlights concerns about the use of public funds for lobbying and contrasts the media's potential reaction to such funding from gun rights organizations. The discussion also touches on Seattle's legal challenges regarding firearm regulations and state preemption laws.