Videos tagged with US Senate Ratification

Senator Jerry Moran expresses strong opposition to the UN Arms Trade Treaty, arguing it threatens Second Amendment rights despite Secretary Kerry's assurances. Moran highlights the treaty's ambiguity and the potential for the UN to interpret it in ways detrimental to American gun owners. He notes that previous administrations did not pursue such a treaty, and emphasizes the Senate's likely refusal to ratify it, citing a letter signed by 24 colleagues opposing the treaty.

This video discusses the Arms Trade Treaty (ATT) and its potential implications for the Second Amendment in the United States. The speaker expresses concern that the UN, through this treaty, aims to disarm Americans. It highlights the Vienna Convention's role in making signed treaties binding law, even without Senate ratification under certain conditions, and urges viewers to research the ATT further.

This video discusses the UN Arms Trade Treaty (ATT) and its potential implications for the Second Amendment in the United States. The speaker expresses strong opposition to the treaty, viewing it as a threat to gun ownership rights and a step towards global gun registration. It highlights the treaty's history, the Obama administration's reversal of the Bush administration's opposition, and the critical role of the US Senate's ratification process.