Podcasts about gun appreciation day

On Today's Episode – Mark introduces our returning guest, Larry Ward. He's an Ad guy who has a similar past to our host Mark. The guys start us off talking about how the ad industry is morphing in many cases away from being very left heavy. We move to the upcoming debate and get Larry's thoughts Tune in for all the details – Larry Ward brings decades of political corporate and non-profit experience to his role as the President of Political Media, Inc, experience that allows him to helm a company that is truly inside politics and outside the box. From a New York communications and advertising background, Larry turned his attention to Washington in 2002, as a reaction to the over regulation that was choking the aggressiveness out of capitalism and liberty. His immediate impact was felt where, under the tutelage of political consultant Dick Morris, Larr was able to influence key congressional and gubernatorial elections. Since then, Larry and PMI have been involved in hundreds of political contests, ranging from local, to state, to national and even global contests, always with the same stalwart commitment to God, liberty and principled conservatism. Since its official beginning in 2002, PMI has set the standard for cutting edge technological and political tactics, centered on a thorough understanding of the industry and a commitment to innovation which contuse to this day, with new and exciting measures in targeting, messaging, execution and design. Larry stepped out of his role as a consultant and into one of advocated in 2009, when the country faced the threat of unconstitutional regulation of the Second Amendment. Larry launched the Gun Appreciation Day project, a successful rebuke of the anti-constitutional efforts. In 2012 as Political Director for Special Operations Speaks PAC, Larry spearheaded movements to form the Benghazi Select Committee and the Million Vet March to rebuke the “Barrycades” blocking the War Memorials during the Government Shutdown of 2013. Larry is a Reagan conservative, who in his spare time sits on the Board of Directors of several internet and direct marketing companies, C4s, PACs and is a regular political and new media contributor. Larry was formally educated at Dowling College, where he studied business and advertising.

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Larry Ward brings decades of political, corporate, and non-profit experience and expertise to his role as the President of Political Media, Inc, experience that allows him to helm a company that is truly inside politics and outside the box.From a New York communications and advertising background, Larry turned his attention to Washington in 2002, as a reaction to the over regulation that was choking the aggressiveness out of capitalism and liberty. His immediate impact was felt where, under the tutelage of political consultant Dick Morris, Larry was able to influence key congressional and gubernatorial elections. Since then, Larry and PMI have been involved in hundreds of political contests, ranging from local, to state, to national, and even global contests, always with the same stalwart commitment to God, liberty and principled conservatism.Since its official beginning in 2002, PMI has set the standard for cutting edge technological and political tactics, centered on a thorough understanding of the industry and a commitment to the principles that make a candidate truly able to lead and govern effectively. PMI stands among the innovators of email marketing, social media campaigning, and effective online development, a commitment to innovation which continues to this day, with new and exciting measures in targeting, messaging, execution and design.Larry stepped out of his role as consultant and into one of advocate in 2009, when the country faced the threat of unconstitutional regulations of the Second Amendment. Larry launched the Gun Appreciation Day project, a successful rebuke of the anti-constitutional efforts. In 2013 as Political Director for Special Operations Speaks PAC, Larry spearheaded movements to form the Benghazi Select Committee and the Million Vet March to rebuke the “Barrycades” blocking the War Memorials during the Government Shutdown of 2013.To Learn More:http://politicalmedia.com/our-team/larry-wardThe Thought Leaders Showhttps://businessinnovatorsradio.com/the-thought-leaders-show/

Larry Ward brings decades of political, corporate, and non-profit experience and expertise to his role as the President of Political Media, Inc, experience that allows him to helm a company that is truly inside politics and outside the box.From a New York communications and advertising background, Larry turned his attention to Washington in 2002, as a reaction to the over regulation that was choking the aggressiveness out of capitalism and liberty. His immediate impact was felt where, under the tutelage of political consultant Dick Morris, Larry was able to influence key congressional and gubernatorial elections. Since then, Larry and PMI have been involved in hundreds of political contests, ranging from local, to state, to national, and even global contests, always with the same stalwart commitment to God, liberty and principled conservatism.Since its official beginning in 2002, PMI has set the standard for cutting edge technological and political tactics, centered on a thorough understanding of the industry and a commitment to the principles that make a candidate truly able to lead and govern effectively. PMI stands among the innovators of email marketing, social media campaigning, and effective online development, a commitment to innovation which continues to this day, with new and exciting measures in targeting, messaging, execution and design.Larry stepped out of his role as consultant and into one of advocate in 2009, when the country faced the threat of unconstitutional regulations of the Second Amendment. Larry launched the Gun Appreciation Day project, a successful rebuke of the anti-constitutional efforts. In 2013 as Political Director for Special Operations Speaks PAC, Larry spearheaded movements to form the Benghazi Select Committee and the Million Vet March to rebuke the “Barrycades” blocking the War Memorials during the Government Shutdown of 2013.To Learn More:http://politicalmedia.com/our-team/larry-wardThe Thought Leaders Showhttps://businessinnovatorsradio.com/the-thought-leaders-show/

Sometimes your inner gearhead screams for tires and wrenches and pistons, and other times it wants to geek out elsewhere - guns, beers, politics, military junk, rock and/or roll, and/or other good stuff.  This episode of the Garage Hour has both. Start with some real firearm appreciation (the NRA, fighting gun ignorance, guns in Jacumba and 1911s from the Philippines), and add a few rifle tips and tricks to the pile of goodness that is .45 Phil's Tank of the Week - the Israeli Merkava 4.  Alongside that is a call to the Nuge to take apart CNN Failmaster Piers Morgan (or Jesse Ventura, if you just want to scare Morgan white). After that, it's back to the well - gearheads at the junkyard, gearheads and Miatas, gearheads and beer, gearheads off-roading, gearheads and Bilsteins, gearheads on the McChrystal conspiracies, plus gearheads talking historic birthdays (Robert E. Lee, Ben Franklin or Martin Luther King Jr., anyone?).  Oh, and titanium. With cohosts .45 Phil and Crag Maxwell on-air and support from superfans like Battleship Dan and Sheri from Diehardland, it's just a lot of good stuff.  Have some.

Sink your teeth into our discussion of the hypocrisy and absurdity behind the horse meat debacle; the real scandal behind SodaStream’s SuperBowl ad; the 10th anniversary of a key propaganda coup for the selling of the U.S. invasion of Iraq; and the utterly sad Gun Appreciation Day events held this past January. Then our interview guest — author and journalist Chris Mooney — talks with us about political psychology and his book The Republic Brain: The Science of Why They Deny Science — and Reality.Episode LinksLiberator!SodaStream: A Case Study for Corporate Activity in Illegal Israeli SettlementsEx-Powell Aide Lawrence Wilkerson Debates Author Norman Solomon (Democracy Now!)War Made EasyConservatives Have Their Worst Week Ever (Rolling Stone)Chris MooneyThe Republican BrainTargeted killings: OK if Obama does it? (Salon)Episode MusicDrop Dead – At the Cost of an AnimalKim Mitchell – Go For A SodaVoivod – The GetawayM.O.D. – True Colors

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Click to Listen About ten days ago, a coalition of various gun enthusiast organizations announced that Saturday, January 10th would be a holiday: Gun Appreciation Day. I'm not kidding. I guess the next logical step will be Hallmark issuing a card for the occasion saying something like, "Have More Fun. GetA Gun."This column is not a typical liberal gun-owner bashing. I'm not calling for a repeal of the Second Amendment. I'm barely going to mention that there are 300 million guns in America, making it easily the most heavily armed nation in the world. Others can discuss the fact that America has the highest homicide rate caused by gunshot than any "developed" nation. The main reason I was horrified when I heard about this new holiday was not because of my position on gun control. My dismay about Gun Appreciation Day has to do with bad taste and insensitivity.It's only been a month since the horrific shooting in Newtown, Connecticut, and some people decided it would be appropriate to have a Gun Appreciation Day. One month! How thrilled all those parents of the murdered children must be. Can you imagine someone calling for a Hurricane and Flood Appreciation Day a month after Sandy hit New Jersey? I don't think they'd get a bear hug from Governor Christie, do you? October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. How do you think it would've gone over in November for people to celebrate "the positive things about cancer?"HHH celebrating floods a month afterThe NRA and other pro-gun groups wisely were silent immediately after the Sandy Hook School shootings. However, they just couldn't control themselves for more than a few days. Larry Ward, one of the organizers of their new holiday, explained the reason for getting back to vocally opposing gun control soon after the tragedy. "We had a week when it was just one side," those who want gun control. "People need to understand there's another side." After one week? Is that the length they feel the mourning period for murdered children should be?As usual, there were declarations from some gun enthusiasts that there would have been no mass killing if only the teachers had been armed with guns. When I heard this, I thought about when I was in elementary school. I was a loudmouth kid who often got on my teachers' nerves. If they had been armed, I might never have made it to high school.Guns are as American as apple pie. In fact, you can buy guns and apple pie at the same place. Walmart is the largest seller of firearms and ammunition in the nation. There's just a bit of inconsistency when it comes to their philosophy. Don't you think that if Walmart sold a new crib that ended up causing injuries to babies that they'd stop selling that crib immediately? However, guns and ammo are just too important to Walmart's profits for them to stop selling weapons for even a little while. On Tuesday, protestors demonstrated at a Walmart near Newtown, Connecticut, objecting to the assault weapons that Walmart sells. In response, a spokesman said the demonstrators were misinformed. Kory Lundberg said that Walmart sells assault-style weapons in less than a third of their stores. Oh, just a third. That comes to only about 1300 stores. No wonder we didn't find any Weapons of Mass Destruction in Iraq. They're all in Walmart.Gun Appreciation Day isn't the only inappropriate response to Sandy Hook. A month to the day after the shooting, a new app from the NRA was released for use on the iPhone and iPad. It's called the "NRA: Practice Range." It allows players to shoot at targets with a variety of guns. One of these weapons is the Bushmaster AR-15, the gun used by the shooter in Newtown. But what am I complaining about? It's been a whole month since the shooting.