Will it ever stop? After two mass shootings Wednesday, Americans were again faced with the issue of gun violence. An attack in Virginia left Majority Whip Steve Scalise critically wounded, while San Francisco was left to wonder why a UPS employee was able to kill three colleagues with an assault pistol.
President Donald Trump last night visited Scalise, who was shot at a baseball practice along with two Capitol police officers, a Capitol Hill staffer and a lobbyist. But their involvement in 2017’s 154th mass shooting isn’t expected to empower either side in the gun debate.
