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So What’s Going On In Congress With Gun Control?

By Thomas McKinless
Posted July 7, 2016 at 8:56pm

By Thomas McKinless

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Despite filibusters, sit-insand protests, Congress has accomplished precious little in regard to stemming gun violence since the mass shooting in Orlando. With so many competing amendments having been proposed and shot down, where do the House and Senate currently stand on gun control?

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