What candidates shouldn't say after a mass shooting

The Washington Post 2015-10-06

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In the wake of a shooting that left nine dead in Oregon, 2016 Republican presidential candidates Donald Trump and former governor Jeb Bush took to the campaign trail to talk gun control. The Fix’s Chris Cillizza analyzes where they went wrong.

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