Videos tagged with Electoral College

This video discusses election eve anxieties and suggests there is hidden information within the 'noise' of public discourse. It points to potential political manipulation or overlooked aspects surrounding elections. The provided links cover various political commentary, polling data, and news articles related to elections, including a Supreme Court voting rights case and a New York Times piece on electoral college projections. The content seems to be a commentary on the political climate surrounding elections, aiming to reveal what the creator believes is being concealed.

This video discusses a political and constitutional debate, focusing on calls from The New York Times and Democrats to abolish the Senate, eliminate the Electoral College, and expand the Supreme Court (pack SCOTUS). The description labels these proposals as 'TRULY INSANE.' While the title and description do not directly mention firearms, the context of political discourse surrounding constitutional structures can be relevant to Second Amendment discussions.

This video discusses recent calls from the New York Times and Democratic politicians to abolish the U.S. Senate, eliminate the Electoral College, and expand the Supreme Court (pack SCOTUS). The title and description convey a sense of urgency and alarm, labeling these proposals as 'TRULY INSANE'. The content appears to be a commentary or news analysis on these political developments.

This YouTube video, titled "CNN Sends Kamala Into A Tailspin... 'No One Has EVER Won With Numbers This Bad'", focuses on political analysis, specifically criticizing Kamala Harris's campaign based on CNN polling data. The description highlights a perceived negative impact of these polls on her campaign, suggesting a significant electoral disadvantage. The video aims to dissect this polling data and its implications for the upcoming election.

This NRATV Live episode features Grant Stinchfield and Dana Loesch discussing the "Election Defection" activists and the controversy surrounding the Electoral College in December 2016. They address the activists' call to "vote your conscience" and analyze the outcome of their efforts, indicating it did not go as planned. The broadcast airs weekdays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. ET.

This NRATV Live episode from December 15, 2016, features hosts Grant Stinchfield and Cam Edwards discussing current events relevant to gun owners. They address the perceived failure of an 'anti-gun movie' and comment on a video from Hollywood actors urging the Electoral College to vote against President-Elect Trump. The hosts aim to provide a 'reality check' to what they view as out-of-touch celebrities regarding these issues. The broadcast typically airs weekdays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. ET.

This video, titled 'Proof of the Brilliance of the Electoral College,' appears to be from the 'Guns & Gadgets Media' channel. Despite the title, the description and disclaimer heavily emphasize that the content is for informational and entertainment purposes only. It clarifies that all shooting is performed by trained professionals in safe environments on approved ranges. The disclaimer also states that the channel is not selling firearms, instructing on modifications, or acting as a gun shop. The content is presented as legal and commonly available products for entertainment and educational purposes only. Imitation or replication is at the viewer's own risk, and viewers are advised against attempting actions without proper training and supervision.

This YouTube video from Guns & Gadgets Media discusses legislation filed to abolish the Electoral College. While the title and description focus on a political topic, the channel's disclaimer and general content indicate a strong emphasis on firearms. The disclaimer explicitly states that all content is for informational and entertainment purposes, that opinions are those of the author, and that shooting is conducted on approved ranges by trained professionals in a safe environment. It also clarifies that they are not selling firearms or instructing on modifications. The channel name itself, 'Guns & Gadgets', further reinforces a firearms-related focus.