Following two deadly mass shootings this weekend, the CNN host listed all the Republican lawmakers who declined to appear on his show to talk about gun violence.
Tapper tweeted a list that included Senators Ted Cruz and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, among others.State of the Union.
In the aftermath of this weekend's tragedies, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has been the target of much criticism for his position on federal gun control regulations. The bill has not been put before the Senate for a vote, which would be the next step towards becoming law. Critics blame McConnell for blocking the bill from debate. As Senate Majority Leader, he is central in setting Republican legislative priorities and scheduling time on the Senate floor.
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