Biden on school shootings: ‘I can’t do anything but plead with Congress to act’
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Biden has made 70 unanswered pleas to Congress to ban assault weapons
The president concedes he ‘can’t do anything’ without legislation after his executive actions, but House Republicans are unlikely to ban high-powered firearms in the wake of another mass shooting
Biden presses U.S. Congress to act on guns
WASHINGTON - U.S. President Joe Biden on Tuesday continued to call for U.S. lawmakers to enact federal legislation addressing the nation's gun crisis, one day after three students and three adult staff members were killed at a Tennessee school. Speaking to reporters at the White House, Biden said he has already used his executive authority to address the gun issue. The president, on
Biden on school shootings: ‘I can’t do anything but plead with Congress to act’
President Biden on Tuesday argued that he can’t do much more to curb gun violence other than plead with Congress to act, blaming lawmakers for their lack of legislation to ban assault weapons following another deadly school shooting — this time in Nashville.
Biden says he can't do anything more about guns alone - National Zero
President Biden told reporters on Tuesday there’s no more he can do on his own vua executive action to crack down on gun rampages, Bloomberg’s Josh Wingrove reports. “I have gone the full extent of my executive authority, on my own. I can’t do anything except plead with Congress to act.” The post Biden says he can’t do anything more about guns alone appeared first on National Zero.
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