Georgia Republican leader seeks changes after school shooting, but Democrats want more
- Georgia's House Speaker Jon Burns announced policymakers will evaluate measures for mental health and gun safety after a school shooting in which four students died, planned for 2025.
- Burns did not support Democratic proposals for universal background checks, secure gun storage, and a "red flag" law for people in crisis.
- Democratic Representative Saira Draper criticized Republicans, stating they missed opportunities to prevent the tragedy by loosening gun laws and demanded a special session on gun violence.
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