The 2020 Democratic presidential candidates agree on big gun control policies. It’s in the details that differences emerge:
He supports banning assault weapons and creating a background check program to keep guns from people who pose a danger to themselves or others, just like most of the other Democratic candidates. Bloomberg, however, does not support a gun buyback program,
‘I will uphold our constitutional right to bear arms while also upholding our responsibility to keep our children and communities safe from people who seek to do us harm.’ Minnesota Sen. Amy Klobuchar, a Midwestern moderate who has pitched herself as the candidate best positioned to reach Trump voters, is nonetheless in step with the rest of the Democratic field when it comes to guns. She would ban assault weapons, require universal background checks and pursue “red flag” laws allowing authorities to take guns away from high-risk gun owners.
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