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Trump Gets a Taste of Obama’s Bitter Legacy with Mass Shootings

By John T. Bennett
Posted June 14, 2017 at 11:08pm

By John T. Bennett and David Banks and Thomas McKinless

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Roll Call White House correspondent John T. Bennett says President Trump’s short speech on Wednesday, urging Americans to come together after a gunman attacked a Republican baseball team, was a bright note of unity that seemed to cut through some of the growing partisan discord on the Hill.

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