Nashville shooting reignites debate on gun control.
TL;DR
The chaplain who leads prayers in the US Senate, Barry C Black, has said that "thoughts and prayers" are not enough after the Nashville shooting at a church school. While Democrats have urged meaningful gun control reform, many Republicans have offered thoughts and prayers instead. Black has called for problem-solving and urged lawmakers to battle the demonic forces that seek to engulf the country.
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- Opinion | After the Nashville Shooting: What We Can Do About Gun Violence The New York Times
- Tennessee lawmakers delay gun bills after Nashville shooting as advocates demand action Tennessean
- The Nashville shooting should put the focus back on America's gun problem MSNBC
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