Nashville school shooting reignites tragically familiar debate over to how to 'save our children'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

50% : A deadly shooting at a Christian grade school in Nashville, Tenn., shows there must be more safeguards present within the bounds of the Second Amendment to protect children from suspects who may have mental illness or other issues that should preclude them from owning firearms, former D.C. homicide Det.
44% : "But I think we've got to have a real hard look in the mirror and talk about how do we keep guns out of the hands of people that don't need to have them - that doesn't mean restricting gun ownership.""People all across our city tonight are going to be having extremely tough conversations with their kids, trying to explain why this continues to happen."President Biden called the Nashville school shooting "sick" ane "heartbreaking" and urged Congress to pass an assault weapons ban just like the ban he helped pass in 1994.

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