VIDEO: Biden Slammed for LAUGHING About Christian School Attack

The Democrats’ gun control narrative has once again come front and center, after an emotionally disturbed former student gunned down 3 adults and 3 children at a Christian school that they once attended in Nashville.

On the immediate heels of the tragedy at at school, the left began to call for a series of new gun control measures, including a renewed push for an “assault” weapons ban – something that President Joe Biden has long insisted upon.

And while that idea is offensive enough, the Commander in Chief’s reaction to a question regarding the attack has many Americans fuming.

Joe Biden returned to the White House after visiting Durham, North Carolina, where he was asked if he believes Christians were targeted in the Nashville shooting.

Biden chatted with reporters on the South Lawn when one asked, “Do you believe Christians were targeted in the Nashville shooting?”

“I have no idea!” Biden said.

“[Senator] Josh Hawley believes they were! What do you say to that?” the reporter said.

Here is where things get offensive:

Biden proceeded to crack a lame joke and laughed.

“Well I probably don’t then! Ha ha ha ha!” Biden said.

The video can be seen below.

Reporter to Biden: Josh Hawley thinks Christians were targeted

Biden: I probably don’t then.
*Laughs* I’m just joking. pic.twitter.com/PJfjQ0DLfI

— End Wokeness (@EndWokeness) March 29, 2023

Police are still investigating the motive of the attack, but clues are beginning to emerge.

6 Christians, including three children, were killed at a private Christian school in Nashville by a transgender terrorist on Monday.

Audrey Hale, 28, had carefully planned the attack with detailed maps and surveillance, police said.

“There’s some belief that there was some resentment for having to go to that school,” Metropolitan Nashville Police Chief John Drake told Lester Holt of NBC News.

While the available evidence points to Hale specifically targeting the Covenant School, Drake stopped short of saying Hale was going after any specific people.

Covenant’s head of school, Katherine Koonce, was among those killed by the transgender shooter.

Authorities have also revealed the existence of a “manifesto” written by the shooter, but the contents of that document have not yet been made public.