An ad from Bloomberg 2020 touts Democrat presidential hopeful Mike Bloomberg’s past work with Barack Obama, highlighting their gun control collaboration following the December 14, 2012, attack on Sandy Hook Elementary School.

The ad features video of Obama praising Bloomberg as a “leader,” then a voice-over tells viewers, “Mayor Bloomberg and President Obama worked together in the fight for gun safety laws.”

The ad also says Bloomberg and Obama worked together to “improve education” and “help teens gain the skills needed to find good jobs.”

When it comes to improving schools, tackling gun violence and creating opportunity for America’s youth, Mike and President Obama have a history of joining forces to get things done.https://t.co/3NPIu8r2TL pic.twitter.com/RGddgTgRN6 — Team Bloomberg (@Mike2020) February 5, 2020

Obama can be heard speaking in the ad, praising Bloomberg for “[bringing] people together to seek pragmatic solutions.”

The ad does not mention that the post-Sandy Hook gun control push was unsuccessful.

Nor does it mention that the push rested almost entirely on the passage of universal background checks, which would not have stopped or even hindered the Sandy Hook attack, had they been in place, because the attacker stole his guns.

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