Andrew Clyde: “I think we shouldn't limit ourselves. We should look at what--everything that we can do in terms of enhancing people's…”

Well, this is a historic restoration of the Second Amendment, of our Second Amendment liberties that was literally legislatively taken from us in 1934.

I think it's going to highlight all the wins that we've provided for the American people.

We can tie funding to specific requirements, and I think that might be the most effective way to go — saying that... 'You have to highlight the exceptionalism.'

An appeal would prolong regulatory uncertainty for law-abiding gun owners and businesses and would consume DOJ resources defending a position that this Congress and now a federal district court has said cannot stand.