Gun-Safety Legislation Passes Senate by Wide Margin

The Senate has passed a significant bipartisan gun control bill, which includes measures to enhance background checks, secure schools, and provide states with funds to combat gun violence. The bill saw support from 15 Republicans and is now headed to the House, where less bipartisanship is expected. Despite Republican opposition in the House, the bill is anticipated to pass and reach President Biden's desk. While hailed as a major step in gun control, Democrats express a desire for further action. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer emphasized the importance of choosing a bipartisan path over gridlock.

What concerns do Democrats have about the current gun control measures?

What did Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer say about the Democrats' support for the bill?