Videos tagged with Republican Support

This video reports on the immediate withdrawal of HR 1808, an assault weapons ban bill, from consideration in the House of Representatives due to a lack of sufficient votes. Speaker Nancy Pelosi pulled the bill after internal Democratic caucus meetings revealed opposition from moderate Democrats and a shift in support from some Republicans. The bill is expected to be revisited in August, potentially as part of a larger legislative package that may include law enforcement funding.

This video reports on the US Senate's passage of a bipartisan gun control bill with the support of 15 Republican senators. The vote was 65 to 33, and the bill now proceeds to the House of Representatives. The speaker expresses concern about the bill's passage but also notes that a recent Supreme Court case may impact its future.

This video discusses the ongoing Senate negotiations for a gun control package, focusing on the sticking points related to background checks. It highlights the Republican proposal to include juvenile records for individuals aged 18-21 in the NICS system, contrasting it with the Democratic desire for broader measures. The analysis suggests the package may face opposition from the left if it's perceived as insufficient, potentially jeopardizing the entire bill.

This video discusses HR 4350, the National Defense Authorization Act for fiscal year 2022, which passed the House with 135 Republican votes. A key concern is Section 529, which introduces a 'military red flag law' component allowing military judges and magistrates to issue protective orders, potentially leading to firearm confiscation. The speaker expresses concern that this could be an unconstitutional infringement on Second Amendment rights, even if limited to military personnel.

This video discusses the current status of gun control legislation in the US Senate, specifically HR 8 and HR 1446. The speaker highlights that Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer has put these bills on pause, contrary to his earlier statements. The content also critiques the narrative surrounding US gun violence statistics, presenting data that allegedly contradicts claims of the US being the worst in the developed world. The speaker emphasizes the importance of constituent action and vigilance in protecting Second Amendment rights.

This video features Kurt Schlichter discussing President Trump's strategy in Afghanistan and its support among Republicans. The description highlights a potential new direction for the Trump administration regarding the war on terror and a call for military victory. The content is framed within the context of Bill Whittle's 'Hot Mic' program on NRATV, implying a political or opinion-based discussion with potential relevance to conservative viewpoints.