New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg (R), "sounding every inch the presidential candidate he insists he is not, brought his message of pragmatic, nonpartisan leadership to California on Monday, telling a crowd of Google employees that the nation was 'really in trouble,'" the New York Times reports.
"In unusually stark terms, Mr. Bloomberg expressed his frustration with the state of the nation, touching on campaign-style issues like the war in Iraq, immigration, education, health care and crime."
The New York Sun notes Bloomberg also expressed exasperation at the state of the presidential race, "faulting the major party candidates for offering shallow, simplistic prescriptions, and scolding the press for failing to demand more from those seeking the White House."
June 19, 2007
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