Sen. Harding issues statement on White House correspondents’ dinner shooting

Stephen G. Harding, Connecticut State Senator from the 30th District - www.ctsenaterepublicans.com
Stephen G. Harding, Connecticut State Senator from the 30th District - www.ctsenaterepublicans.com
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Senator Stephen Harding issued a statement on April 26 regarding the shooting at the White House correspondents’ dinner.

The incident has drawn attention to concerns about safety at public events and the importance of security measures for journalists and attendees.

In his statement, Harding said, “Scary. Shocking. We thank the security, the police and the National Guard for their work. We are thankful for the free press, and for all the people who keep our country safe.”

Harding’s comments reflect ongoing appreciation for law enforcement efforts as well as recognition of the role of a free press in society.

Observers say that this event may lead to renewed discussions about security protocols at high-profile gatherings involving government officials and members of the media.



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