The Biden administration was roundly criticized for inviting three politicians from Tennessee to the White House but not the victims of the Nashville Covenant School shooting.
White House press secretarywas criticized Wednesday for her response to a question as to why President Biden has yet to invite the victims of the Nashville school shooting but have invited three Tennessee Democratic state lawmakers to D.C.
Rep. Justin Jones, D-Nashville, delivers remarks on the floor of the House chamber Thursday, April 6, 2023, in Nashville, Tenn. Critics called out the administration after Jean-Pierre's response that an invitation to the shooting victims and their families hasn't been extended.
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