After Las Vegas massacre, Democrats urge gun laws; Republicans silent

WASHINGTON, Oct 2 (Reuters) - Sunday's massacre in Las Vegas spurred a ritual-like response from U.S. politicians following the mass shootings that have left a trail of victims across the country: Democrats renewed demands for tougher gun laws while Republicans offered up prayers but showed no signs of supporting such legislation.
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