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Trump Calls Florida Shooting a ‘Shame,’ but Signals No Shift in Gun Laws
President Trump said on Thursday that the shooting at Florida State University in Tallahassee that killed two people and injured six was a “shame,” but suggested that it would not prompt him to support any new gun control legislation.
Trump calls the Florida State shooting a ‘shame,’ but says he’ll ‘always protect the 2nd Amendment’
President Donald Trump called the Florida State University shooting Thursday that killed two people and wounded at least six others a "shame," but said he won't be advocating for any new gun legislation and will "always protect the Second Amendment.
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