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Mrs. McCLAIN. Madam Speaker, I think what we need, again, is a little truth, transparency, and consistency.
I will share, as a mother of four, I resent the fact that you tell me that I don't care about children. In fact, when you have soft-on-crime policies, I need my Second Amendment right to protect my own children because the soft-on-crime policies don't help.
During these debates, on these unconstitutional--you know the thing we all took an oath to uphold--gun bills, the Democrats have been making the claim, well, if you can't buy alcohol or cigarettes, you shouldn't be able to buy an AR-15.
All right. Let's stick with that concept. Here is a concept: Apply it throughout every form. But let's talk about a couple of things that the Democrats feel you are mature enough to do under the age of 18. Because, once again, their standards clearly aren't consistent. What a concept, to be consistent.
Democrats believe that under the age of 18, you should be able to get an abortion. While you are at it, don't even talk to your parents about it.
Under the age of 18, Democrats think you should be able to change your sex without notifying parents.
At 18, you can vote.
At 18, you can join the military and lay your life on the line for this country.
And I bet they think that the 18-year-old Buffalo shooter is actually mature enough to be charged as an adult, right?
So, again, let's have some consistency in our standards.
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