Biden says Trump does not have "intestinal courage" to deal with gun violence after shooting in Texas

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"I did not see anything. The president has no intestinal strength to deal with this problem, "Biden told the press at a picnic on the occasion of Labor Day in Cedar Rapids, in the United States. ;Iowa. "He knows better. His instinct was to say, "Yes, we will do something by checking the background." What is he doing? Come on. It's shameful. It's shameful what's going on. "

Biden added that he saw "no compromise" with Republicans in Washington and "no possible solution to the gun problem before next fall".

"None about it," he says. "It's a goal we just have to push, push and push, and the fact is, I think it's going to defeat some of them."

Biden's comments follow a deadly shootout in western Texas, killing at least seven people and injuring 22 people, reviving the gun control debate.

Beto O 'Rourke (D-Texas), former representative of the Democratic Party of 2020, has become one of the strongest and most vocal voices of his party on this issue after a shootout took place. killed 22 people in El Paso, his hometown, Texas – have repeated support for stricter gun control measures and frustration with what they see as lack of action.

President Trump, who has expressed support for more thorough background checks after the shooting in El Paso, but later moved back the question, said Sunday that "we are looking at the same things … It really did not change anything. "

The House Judiciary Committee announced on Friday that it was delaying the early return of the break to consider gun reform legislation because of Hurricane Dorian that was preventing lawmakers from moving. The committee had planned to mark bills to prohibit high-capacity ammunition shippers and to prevent persons convicted of hate crimes or considered at high risk of having firearms.