Per ushe . . .
Poor souls killed by gunfire aren't as important as the politics . . .
"While Republicans who favor keeping the state’s permissive gun laws intact offered prayers for the students, staff and families at Central and Collegiate high schools, Democratic elected officials called for toughening the state’s loose firearms regulations."
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Despite latest school shooting, Missouri Democrats and Republicans remain split on gun safety
JEFFERSON CITY - Calls for changing Missouri's wide-open gun laws fell along a predictable partisan divide in the wake of the nation's latest school shooting incident at a St. Louis high school Monday.
White House calls for assault weapons ban after mass shooting at St. Louis school
A former student killed two people and wounded seven others in a St Louis high school before police fatally shot him in a gunfire exchange Monday, authorities said. The big picture: The Central Visual and Performing Arts High School tragedy in the Missouri city was one of 581 mass shootings in 2022 where at least four people have been shot, not including the shooter, according to the Gun Violence Archive.
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