Senate passes bipartisan gun deal for the first time in three decades, giving Biden needed win
The Senate gun deal is now headed to the House, where it is expected to pass, despite House GOP leaders encouraging their members to vote against it.
Senate passes bipartisan gun deal for the first time in three decades, giving Biden needed win
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