This video features Brita Horn, the new GOP State Chair, discussing her role and the 2A movement. The 2nd Syndicate, known for its focus on Second Amendment news, interviews Horn about her extensive background as a fire chief, author, public speaker, and county treasurer. The discussion includes addressing 2A questions, aiming to keep viewers informed and engaged with breaking news relevant to gun rights. The description also promotes supporting the organization's mission to protect the Second Amendment through donations and provides links to their social media, website, and merchandise.
This video features Joshua Griffin, a U.S. Army Special Operations veteran, tech entrepreneur, and gubernatorial candidate for Colorado. The discussion centers on his background, his work with defense technologies at Tactical Labs, and his political aspirations for Colorado. The content emphasizes his commitment to practical leadership, bipartisan reform, and bringing innovation to politics, while also highlighting his support for the Second Amendment movement and its mission to protect gun rights.
This episode of The 2nd Syndicate features Hannah Goodman, Chair of the Libertarian Party of Colorado, and Josh Salem, Chief People Officer at Freedom First Colorado. They discuss political strategies, "Milei-inspired policies," and "progressive policies." The conversation centers on grassroots activism, parental rights, limited government, and the Second Amendment. The description emphasizes staying updated on 2A news and supporting the mission to protect gun rights through donations and merchandise. While the title and description heavily lean into political and Second Amendment advocacy, there is no direct mention of specific firearms, calibers, or shooting-related activities, making it primarily a political discussion within the firearms community context.
This video discusses a disturbing incident where a Colorado councilman claims his firearm discharged on its own, resulting in a teen being shot in the face. The description also includes various affiliate links and support options for the channel, such as Blackout Coffee Company, Patreon, and merchandise. The content appears to focus on the event and potentially the responsible handling of firearms, drawing attention to the councilman's unusual explanation.
This video features Sheriff Jason Mikesell, a candidate for Colorado Governor, discussing "Colorado's Return to Red." The episode of "The 2nd Syndicate LIVE" highlights Mikesell's extensive law enforcement and military training background, including expertise in physical security, counterterrorism, and high-risk arrest techniques. He has trained Special Forces teams and law enforcement officials globally and provided security for prominent families. With over 20 years of experience in Colorado, Mikesell served as a Commander leading SWAT and LE Operations, and notably, his leadership was recognized during the capture of the "Texas 7." He was subsequently appointed and elected Sheriff of Teller County for two terms.
This video discusses the passage of a firearms permission slip bill in Colorado and other headline-making gun-related legislation. It encourages viewers to register to vote and highlights specific organizations like CSSA and RMGO that are involved in gun rights advocacy and legal funds. The video also promotes an upcoming event at Dragonman's Museum and provides resources for tracking Colorado firearm legislation and contacting elected officials. The central theme revolves around Second Amendment rights and political action within Colorado.
This video discusses updates regarding gun control legislation in Colorado, specifically referencing Governor Jared Polis. It highlights petitions directed towards the Department of Justice and Governor Polis, urging him to veto SB3, a bill related to firearm regulations. The description provides contact information for Governor Polis and links to additional resources, including a video about "The Rocky Mountain Heist," a lawsuit concerning an excise tax on guns and ammunition filed by the Second Amendment Foundation (SAF), and a compilation of current NRA lawsuits. The video also promotes merchandise from Dragon Man's.
This video discusses Colorado's "Permit to Purchase Semi-Auto Firearms Bill" (SB25-003), indicating it is two steps away from passing. The description provides direct contact information for Governor Polis and several Colorado State Senators involved in the legislative process, along with links to track the bill on the Senate floor, find district representatives, view the bill text, and sign up to testify against it. The content focuses on the political and legislative aspects of gun control in Colorado, specifically targeting semi-automatic firearms.
This video provides an update on Colorado's Senate Bill 3 (SB25-003), which is described as a "semi-auto/buy back your rights ban." The bill has passed out of the Judiciary and Finance Committees and is now heading to appropriations. The video identifies the Democratic legislators who voted in favor of the bill, urging viewers to contact them. It also links to a website for tracking Colorado firearm legislation.
This video covers the Colorado SB25-003 House Finance Hearing, focusing on the financial aspects of various bills related to firearms. The 2nd Syndicate provides updates on this and other breaking news for the Second Amendment movement. The description encourages viewers to stay connected through their social media channels and offers a link to support their organization.
This video focuses on proposed gun legislation in Colorado, specifically detailing 12 upcoming gun bills. It provides resources for viewers to track these bills, contact their representatives and the Governor, and sign up to testify. Key links are shared for bill text, voting records, and finding legislative contacts. The content is primarily political and informational regarding firearms laws in Colorado.
This YouTube video discusses the passage of Colorado's "Firearm Ban Bill" in the Senate, which has morphed into a "license to buy" scheme. The description provides multiple links for viewers to engage with the issue, including contacting their House Representatives, accessing the article by Leslie Hollywood, reviewing the fiscal note and Senate voting record, finding their legislators, viewing the updated bill text, and learning how to testify against the bill. The content is highly focused on the political and legal implications of this firearm legislation.
