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California Republican Tom McClintock delivers a scathing critique of house democrats for staging what he labels one of the most disgraceful and childish breaches of the institution, with complete contempt of the house and rule of law. McClintock quotes Abraham Lincoln that there is no grievance that is a fit object of redress by mob law, that the tactics of occupy wall street had been brought to the house floor. McClintock describes procedures available to the minority to bring votes on firearms bills, adding that the only problem is they do not have enough votes, apologizing that that is called democracy. McClintock remarks on what he describes as leftist mobs assembled under a foreign flag violently attacking American citizens for exercising their right to peaceably assemble to support their candidate for president. McClintock asserts that serious damage was done to the orderly process of government and cannot go unchallenged, concluding the threat of replacing House rules with rules for radicals.