President laments in BBC interview about being 'frustrated and stymied' in attempts to reduce the damage done by firearms even after mass killings Barack Obama is "distressed" he has been unable to strengthen gun-safety laws in America, acknowledging it will be the unfinished business of his presidency. Obama's comment went to air on the BBC a few hours before the latest shooting in America which left three people dead, including the gunman, at the Grand Theater in Lafayette, Louisiana.
Barack Obama: gun safety is biggest unfinished business of my presidency
The Guardian - 24 Jul 2015 06:58
President laments in BBC interview about being 'frustrated and stymied' in attempts to reduce the damage done by firearms even after mass killings Barack Obama is "distressed" he has been unable to strengthen gun-safety laws in America, acknowledging it will be the unfinished business of his presidency. Obama's comment went to air on the BBC a few hours before the latest shooting in America which left three people dead, including the gunman, at the Grand Theater in Lafayette, Louisiana.
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