I'm not even convinced that would do it. They'll grandstand, and make a big fuss about it, and try to use the tragedy for personal gain, sure. But at the end o

I'm not even convinced that would do it. They'll grandstand, and make a big fuss about it, and try to use the tragedy for personal gain, sure. But at the end of the day, congress as a whole doesn't seem interested in fixing problems that affect actual people. They're only interested in making things easier for their corporate sponsors. They'll describe it as "we have to keep things in perspective" "don't want to stifle innovation" etc.