Dr. Mark Rosenberg, a liberal from New York, and Rep. Jay Dickey, a conservative from rural Alabama, believed they were on opposite sides of the gun debate and considered themselves “enemies.” However, once they got past their immediate differences, they found they were on the same page.
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