CA Appropriations Results: What Moved, What Failed, & What’s Next!

Published on September 4, 2025
Duration: 32:22

This video discusses the outcomes of California's legislative appropriations, focusing on bills impacting Second Amendment rights. It highlights Senate Bill 248's failure to pass appropriations, which would have funded propaganda for new gun owners. Conversely, Assembly Bills 704 (firearm barrel background checks), 1078 (CCW regulations), 1263 (ghost guns/3D printing accessories), and 1127 (Glock ban) advanced. The discussion also touches on the governor's veto power and the ongoing legislative process, emphasizing the importance of continued advocacy.

Quick Summary

Several California firearm bills advanced out of appropriations, including AB 704 (barrel background checks), AB 1078 (CCW regulations), AB 1263 (ghost guns/3D printing), and AB 1127 (Glock ban). SB 248, which aimed to fund propaganda for new gun owners, failed to pass appropriations.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: CA Appropriations Update
  2. 00:22Legislative Session Nearing Conclusion
  3. 01:36Good News: SB 248 Fails Appropriations
  4. 03:27Bills Advancing: AB 704, AB 1078, AB 1263, AB 1127
  5. 04:26Taxpayer Costs & Lawsuits
  6. 06:17Bills CRPA Supported: SB 718, SB 55
  7. 08:40Comparing Costs: Anti-Gun vs. Pro-Gun Bills
  8. 10:10Impact of Legislation on Crime Rates
  9. 11:142026 Elections & Governor's Role
  10. 12:31Governor's Veto Power Explained
  11. 13:07Governors' Records: Brown vs. Newsom
  12. 15:07The 'Supermajority' Myth
  13. 17:50Final Steps: Post-Appropriations Process
  14. 20:09The Final Two Weeks: Floor Votes & Concurrence
  15. 21:35Bill Deadlines & Governor's Desk
  16. 23:23Remembering Sam Perez
  17. 24:18Sam Perez: Legacy and Impact
  18. 29:35Sam Perez: A Vignette of Impact
  19. 31:38Fighting for All Californians
  20. 32:11Continuing the Fight

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the status of Senate Bill 248 in California?

Senate Bill 248, which proposed a program to distribute information to new gun owners, did not pass through California's appropriations committee. This bill was fought against by advocacy groups.

Which California firearm bills advanced out of appropriations?

Several firearm-related bills advanced out of California's appropriations, including Assembly Bill 704 (firearm barrel background checks), Assembly Bill 1078 (CCW regulations), Assembly Bill 1263 (ghost guns/3D printing accessories), and Assembly Bill 1127 (Glock ban).

How does the governor's veto power affect California legislation?

A California governor can veto any bill passed by the legislature. While veto overrides are possible, they are difficult to achieve and rarely successful, making the governor's signature or veto a critical final step for legislation.

What is the legislative process after a bill passes appropriations in California?

After passing appropriations, bills move to floor votes within their respective houses. If amended, they require a concurrence vote. Bills that pass both houses are then sent to the governor, who has about 30 days to sign or veto them.

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