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Biden renews call for assault weapons ban after Georgia shooting
The Daily Guardian
|September 07, 2024
US President Joe Biden has renewed his call for an assault weapons ban after the shooting incident in a school in Georgia that left four people dead, CNN reported.
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He urged Congress to act on stronger gun control measures. In his remarks at the solar energy manufacturer in Westby, Wisconsin, Biden said, “I’d like to say a few words about the school shooting yesterday.”
He stated that some of the Republican leaders in Congress should “finally” say “enough is enough.” Biden has been calling for an assault weapons ban for a long time but has been stymied by Republican leaders in Congress.
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