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Where the 2020 Candidates Stand on Gun Control and Gun Rights
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As a result, all of the major Democratic presidential candidates have built gun control policies into their platforms or have staked out their positions on the stump.
Most of the Democratic contenders have a few gun-control positions in common: support for universal background checks, an assault weapons ban, and so-called "red flag" laws that would allow police to confiscate guns from persons deemed dangerous to themselves or others. |
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"Republicans point to the Second Amendment and perhaps a self-defense shooting."
Perhaps? PERHAPS?
Another reporter who is either ignorant, negligent, or deliberately disseminating misinformation.
"[A] CDC study conducted on data from 1996, 1997, and 1998 has been uncovered. The study, which was never released to the public, shows approximately 2.46 million DGUs per year."
- LawEnforcementToday, Unpublished CDC Study Confirms More than 2 Million Defensive Handgun Uses Annually, Apr 23, 2018 |
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