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The fatal school shooting in Nashville has many school leaders thinking about their own security.

You are somebody who really is buying and selling guns all the time and it clearly is your business, you can't just claim that you are a hobbyist and that it has nothing to do with what you're doing. they would want those people to become federally licensed firearms dealers. they would also like for school security measures around the country, this is something republicans want so it would be a bone thrown at them to say, sure, we will look at school security. just as important of all of this, john s what's not included. the renewal of the so-called assault weapons ban which we had for ten yea...

But they are nonetheless a step in the right direction, some might say, given there has been no legislation of this kind for decades. there were attempts to tighten gun control laws after the sandy hook shooting, but it fell short of the votes needed in the senate. the feeling now is that they can now move forward with these modest proposals because the backing is there. they include federally funded so—called red flag laws, which are basically designed to alert authorities and officials to unstable people who are in possession of are in possession of firearms and enable them to confiscate t...

Attempts to tighten gun control laws after the sandy hook shooting, but it fell short of the votes needed in the senate. the feeling now is that they can't move forward with these modest proposals because the backing is there. they include federally funded so—called red flag laws, which are designed to alert authorities and officials to unstable people who are in positions of firearms and enable them to confiscate those weapons. federally expanded mental health checks. federally expanded school security measures. and a strengthening of background checks on those under the age of 21 seeking t...

That's not been part of the talks even though i was told that mitch mcconnell is open to that idea. there is just simply not enough republican support to get there. and there is not a deal yet. in fact, chris murphy just came out of chuck schumer's office and talked to reporters telling our colleague ted barrett that a bill has not been reached yet. and they're still going to talk and hope to get a deal by next week. there are a number of issues that are on the table here. one of those is incentivizing red flag laws, a key component of the bill, dealing with a background check for juvenile rec...