A Minneapolis influencer asked Republicans: “If it's not the guns, then what's your plan?” So I looked into it. And here's what makes this interesting. After the Annunciation school shooting, Minnesota Republicans proposed school security grants, resource officers, and mental health funding. Meanwhile, Minnesota had already passed expanded background checks and a red flag law in 2023. Those laws didn't prevent that tragedy. So the debate became about passing additional restrictions. But here's the question nobody should skip: If a gun law doesn't prevent a shooting, how do we determine what actually went wrong before writing the next one? And should school security and mental health proposals receive the same attention as gun restrictions? I want to hear your answer. What's the ONE thing you would change first to make schools safer?