Vice President JD Vance said Thursday that it's time to start asking tough questions about what's at the heart of mass shootings and appeared to connect the violence to what he called a "mental health crisis." "We really do have, I think, a mental health crisis in the United States of America. We take way more psychiatric medication than any other nation on Earth, and I think it’s time for us to start asking some very hard questions about the root causes of this violence," Vance said at an event in Wisconsin in his first public remarks about Wednesday's church shooting in neighboring Minnesota, in which two children were killed

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