A bill introduced by Arizona Democrats requiring background checks for any firearm purchase failed in a party-line vote in the Senate.
at an elementary school in Uvalde, Texas. The effort led to more than an hour of pleas from Democrats and pushback from Republicans, who for years have blocked all gun restrictions.
"This isn’t a radical idea - this isn’t something that other states aren’t considering or even enacting," Quezada said. Republicans listened as Democrat after Democrat pleaded for their support, including a tearful Sen. Raquel Teran, who said she can’t stop watching the stories of the slain children while thinking of her young son.
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