Mayor Mike Bloomberg is leading the charge on gun violence and new gun laws. He is putting President Obama’s feet to the fire. He is uniting the country’s mayors in his quest. Clyde Haberman’s story in today’s issue of The New York Times spells it out. All good.
That said, I agree with David Brooks who, on the PBS News Hour recently, said Bloomberg is the wrong point person on national gun control. I rarely agree with Brooks but this time he’s got it right. The message is correct but the messenger is perceived as what he is: eastern, urbane, big-city, Jewish, and therefore “out of touch” with Gun Lover Nation.
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I recommend recruitment of an (ideally) Republican, high-profile, white male, preferably an avid sportsman. He should then lead a team of acolytes, composed of current and ex-athletes, and stars of filmed and recorded entertainment. Get some Country/Western singers, a former QB, an action adventure movie hero to help spread the word. We need people who have a high approval rating, from the people who need to be convinced, in order to turn the tide.
Bloomberg has it right, but he’s a “New Yorker” to many in the country and, as we Real New Yorkers 
know, NYC is not considered a “real” part of the U.S. by many — it’s considered a strange, wicked aberration.