Videos tagged with State Senate

This video discusses the impending vote on a Constitutional Carry bill in the South Carolina Senate. The bill is facing potential delays and amendments, primarily due to opposition from senators representing areas with strong Chambers of Commerce who fear negative impacts on tourism. The speaker emphasizes the importance of passing the bill in its current form without amendments to avoid further delays, drawing parallels to similar situations in North Carolina and Florida.

This video discusses the impending vote on House Bill 3594 in the South Carolina Senate, which aims to establish constitutional carry. The bill would allow law-abiding citizens to carry firearms openly or concealed without a government permit. The speaker urges South Carolina residents to contact their senators to support the bill in its current form, warning against amendments that could delay or dilute its intent.

This video reports on a significant development in South Carolina's push for Constitutional Carry. The bill, S.109, has passed a major hurdle by clearing the Senate Judiciary Committee with a 12-11 vote. The content emphasizes the urgency for the bill to pass the full Senate by May 11th and then proceed through the House and to the Governor, highlighting the tight legislative timeline.

This video discusses New York Governor Kathy Hochul's decision to revoke a memorandum that had paused the implementation of the SAFE Act's ammunition background check provision. The description highlights that background checks are now required, but the state currently lacks the necessary process and infrastructure to facilitate them. The video also includes promotional links for USCCA, gold purchases, and the creator's social media and merchandise.

This video discusses strategies for gun owners in California to combat gun control measures, primarily through political engagement. It emphasizes the importance of voter registration and casting informed votes in midterm elections. The discussion highlights specific races and candidates, as well as the impact of legislative supermajorities on Second Amendment rights.

This video discusses recent legislative actions concerning firearms in two US states. Georgia's Senate has passed a bill that would eliminate the requirement for a license to carry a concealed handgun, aligning with constitutional carry principles. Simultaneously, the Washington State Senate is advancing red flag laws, potentially expanding their scope to include 'coercive control.' The content aims to foster a discussion about these developments.

This news segment from Guns & Gadgets reports on the progress of Constitutional Carry legislation in Michigan. House Bills 4416 through 4419, which aim to remove the requirement for Michigan residents to obtain a license to carry concealed weapons, have passed the House and are now moving to the Senate. The speaker encourages viewers to contact their Senators to support the bills and emphasizes the importance of every state adopting Constitutional Carry.

This video discusses the submission of signatures in Colorado to recall an anti-gun State Senate President. Cam Edwards interviews Laura Carno from the group "I am Created Equal" to discuss the recall effort and its implications for gun rights in the state. The content focuses on the political and legislative aspects of gun control and Second Amendment advocacy.

Nevada's Campus Protection Act (SB 231) passed a Senate committee with amendments, allowing campus carry with specific storage requirements for dorm residents and prohibiting firearms at large campus venues. Another bill (AB 282) aims to protect CCW permit holder confidentiality, streamline renewals, and allow guns in state parks. Both bills represent significant legislative movement for gun owners in Nevada.