Gun Policy Stalemate in Pennsylvania After Trump Rally Shooting

Political divisions prevent progress on firearm legislation despite high-profile assassination attempt.

Months before the assassination attempt on Trump, proposed gun laws stalled in Pennsylvania.
The shooting at Trump's rally killed one person and injured three others, including Trump.
Democratic-led states have passed more restrictive gun laws, while GOP-led states have fortified gun rights.
Pennsylvania has struggled to pass significant gun legislation due to deep political divides.
The AR-15 used in the shooting remains a contentious symbol in the gun rights debate.