I would just say, if the gentlewoman from Ohio wants to come to the Fourth District of Ohio and debate me on the Second Amendment, I would welcome her to come to my district anytime she wants to. She can stand here and lecture all she wants, but I would welcome her to come to my district. I would be happy to debate her. My guess is the constituents I get the privilege of representing, most of them probably agree with me and agree with the United States Constitution. Mr. Speaker, I reserve the balance of my time.
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