Videos tagged with Job Creation

This video, titled "Thursday Thoughts on Energy Independence and Why Fuel Affects the Economy," features John, a firearms instructor, discussing the multifaceted importance of energy independence for a nation's economy. He elaborates on how domestic energy production contributes to economic stability, energy security, job creation, national security, environmental benefits, and a favorable trade balance. The description also includes links to free and paid e-books related to firearms training, a link to purchase merchandise to support the channel, and social media and Amazon store links.

This video focuses on the economic impact of the gun industry, specifically highlighting the creation of 100,000 jobs during the Obama presidency. It frames President Obama as an inadvertent "gun salesman of the decade" who boosted the economy. The description includes links to the Gun Owners Facebook page, Twitter, and an email alert signup.

This YouTube video features Texas Governor Rick Perry at the 2014 SHOT Show, discussing the significance of the firearms industry. Perry shares his insights with the NSSF (National Shooting Sports Foundation) on how this industry contributes to the economy, generates jobs, and supports working families. The video highlights the NSSF's initiatives like #LetsGoShooting and #LetsGoHunting, promoting participation in shooting sports and hunting.

This NRA News segment from June 25, 2013, features Cam Edwards interviewing Brad Lofton of the Myrtle Beach Regional Economic Development Corp. The discussion focuses on a gun manufacturer bringing approximately 150 jobs to Horry County, South Carolina. The video aims to inform viewers about economic development within the firearms industry and its impact on local communities. Further information can be found on the MBRDEC website.

This video features Cam Edwards interviewing Thomas Basile about his Forbes article, "The Best Gun Control Measure Is Always A Job." The discussion centers on the idea that economic opportunity and employment are more effective deterrents to violence and crime than gun control legislation. It touches on the socio-economic factors influencing gun violence and proposes job creation as a primary solution.