In States Affected by Mass Shootings, Members Reflect on Moving Forward

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In States Affected by Mass Shootings, Members Reflect on Moving Forward

By Griffin Connolly

Posted November 13, 2017 at 11:18pm

By Griffin Connolly and Thomas McKinless

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Roll Call sat down with lawmakers representing areas that were shaken by mass shootings in the past few years. See the video for reflections on those tragic moments from Reps. Val B. Demings, Darren Soto and Sen. Tim Scott.

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