I appreciate the gentleman's concern for the State of Nevada and its economy, and I invite him to come back again and spend some of his money there. I also appreciate his argument that this is the law of the land. Indeed, the Affordable Care Act is also the law of the land, but that hasn't stopped the other side from trying, over 50 times, to change it. I now yield to my colleague from Nevada (Mr. Horsford).
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