Aurora theater shooting: Colorado members of Mayors Against
Illegal Guns respond to tragedy  Matt Appelbaum, Boulder
Mayor.jpeg Matt Appelbaum The heated gun control debates that
have emerged in response to the Aurora theater shooting that
left twelve dead have reached elected officials at all different
levels of government -- whether they want to talk about it or
not. Since Denver Mayor Michael Hancock, arguably the most
prominent Colorado member of the Mayors Against Illegal Guns
coalition, declined to weigh in on gun control, we asked other
local mayors for their take on the state's regulation of guns
after the Century 16 massacre.  New York City Mayor Michael
Bloomberg, co-chair of Mayors Against Illegal Guns -- a
bipartisan group with more than 600 members across the country
-- has been one of the most high-profile politicians to speak
out about gun control, starting just hours after James Holmes
fired shots in the Aurora movie theater.  Demand a Plan, Mayors
Against Illegal Guns.jpeg Mayors Against Ille