Senate majority leader Mitch McConnell conceded during a Thursday radio interview that universal-background-check legislation will be "front and center" during the forthcoming Senate debates over gun-control policy, signaling a shift from Republican leadership’s prior refusal to even consider such legislation.
"There is a lot of support for that," McConnell said of a House-passed bill that would require gun purchasers to undergo a background check even when purchasing a gun from a private seller.
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