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Gutternberg's message came hours after a gunman killed eight people at a FedEx facility in Indianapolis.

President Biden is set to sign three executive orders targeting gun violence on Thursday, but student activists are calling on the president to do more with his executive authority.

"A child was just shot dead among three others in an office building, welcome to America," Parkland survivor Cameron Kasky tweeted on Thursday.

"NEVER stop fighting for the 2nd Amendment!" the NRA said, after Biden called on Congress to strengthen gun laws.

"Today you should be a senior in school. We should be celebrating love," Fred Guttenberg wrote in a Twitter thread marking the third anniversary of his 14-year-old daughter's murder.

Violence that happens in Black communities every day almost never makes the news.

Video has gone viral of the Georgia representative challenging Hogg who is fighting for tougher gun laws.

Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) has been outspoken about her support for fake conspiracies regarding election fraud and 9/11. She is being called on to resign after some social media posts resurfaced.

The video sees Biden comfort the son of Chris Hixon, the coach who died trying to save his students.

"She has no place in the Republican Party," said JT Lewis, who recently announced he was joining President Donald Trump's 2020 campaign team.

Fred Guttenberg, who lost his 14-year-old daughter in the Parkland shooting, said Bennett's comment "pushes for the possibility of gun violence."

In 1999, students, parents and educators were consumed with divergent explanations for the depravity of the shooting at Columbine High School in Littleton, Colorado.

The truth is, there's no good reason why these informed, free-thinking teens—a fair number of whom pay taxes—can't participate in federal elections.

Sheriff Scott Israel was removed from office by the Florida Senate over allegations he bungled the mass shooting in Parkland.

Paul Bedard is the star of the Animal Planet show "Gator Boys."

"Under what scenario could somebody think this was a good idea? This has me so upset," Fred Guttenberg tweeted.

"Our nation's greatest asset, our children, are the innocent victims of gun manufacturers' greed enabled by their corrupt lobby and our elected whores," Barry Schapiro wrote.

"You are using the pain of the victims of gun violence to speak in a way that allows you to look like you're going to do something but only to play games with their emotions," Fred Guttenberg said.

Boyert Shooting Center in Katy is promoting its week-long gun sale with a huge marquee outside its store.

I submitted my son Joaquin's basketball shoes. Before he was murdered in the Parkland school shooting, he wanted me to coach his basketball team.

"If I have an aggressive kid in my class and he gets a hold of my gun, what then?" asked one teacher.

"What [senators] voted for yesterday is to introduce guns into the everyday reality of school. It's going to increase the risk of gunfire and casualty in schools, not decrease it," Fred Guttenberg told Newsweek.

"Say it with me, and be loud for the folks in the back row: The American public does NOT approve of arming teachers," said a pollster and former teacher.

"I do not know if VP @JoeBiden will run for President. What I do know is that after meeting with him, I can honestly say that I do consider him to have been one of the most decent and genuine people that I ever met and I am in a better place today because of him."

"It is a no-brainer bill for us," Broward County Sheriff's Office Captain Gregory Lees said.

"I can't imagine a school shooting. I can't imagine it at all."

"This is disappointing, even for the low expectations we've learned to have for any form of gun legislation," a state legislator told the Salt Lake Tribune.

The Fraternal Order of Police in the state also opposed the bill, which passed through the House overwhelmingly

Thursday marked a year since the deadliest high school shooting in U.S. history.

Sheriffs in 12 mostly rural counties are ignoring gun-control laws, including the raising of the minimum age for purchasing semi-automatic rifles from 18 to 21.