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    Doyle McManus: A narrow gun bill that could pass is better than an expansive one that won't

    by By Doyle McManus, Los Angeles Times Oct 09, 2017 3 minutes

    After every mass shooting, the nation trudges through the same familiar steps. Our thoughts and prayers are with the victims. Don't politicize a tragedy by trying to stop the next one. OK, propose something, but unless it would have prevented the last incident, we're not interested. Eventually, the debate dies down - until next time.

    Last weekend's massacre in Las Vegas might be an exception to that pattern. For once, there actually is a proposal that would make it more difficult for the next Stephen Paddock to kill

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