WASHINGTON -- A measure that would shield gun manufacturers and dealers from lawsuits related to criminal gun violence has been tabled by House leaders amid the recent sniper shooting spree. The bill is co-sponsored by all three members of West Virginia's House delegation. Just two weeks ago, the bill appeared to have substantial momentum, passing out of committee and scheduled for a vote on the House floor. Then came the series of one-shot killings in Washington's suburbs and a decision that, with the sniper still at large, the debate could be "too emotional, too passionate." The bill's primary sponsor, Florida...