(Olympia, WA)  --  A bill which targets the thousands of prohibited buyers who attempt to purchase firearms in Washington each year has new life.  The measure had initially missed a floor vote by the usual deadline, but the full Senate voted on the bill yesterday.  The bill, to which some amendments were added in the Senate, would assign the Washington State Patrol to follow up on all failed background checks for firearm purchases.  The House will next vote on the Senate amendments.