Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC) is publicly challenging Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) to a debate after the two engaged in a heated spat over campaign contributions.

“Let’s settle this on a debate stage where I can emasculate every one of your positions,” Mace wrote Friday in a social media post on X. “Pick a date, time and city, preferably one you haven’t already let burn to the ground.”

The feud began earlier Friday afternoon after Fox News published a story revealing that the president of Glass House Farms, the California cannabis farm that was raided by immigration officers Thursday in a chaotic scene, had donated $10,000 to Newsom’s campaign in 2018. Newsom fired back at the story, calling out what he argued was a glaring omission in the piece, that being that the company’s CEO, Kyle Kazan, was an apparent supporter of President Donald Trump’s Republican Party.

“Sure is rich for Fox News and the Trump administration to point to campaign donations to Democrats, when in fact, the CEO is a Trump supporter who donated to my recall and has given to more Republicans,” Newsom wrote in a social media post.

Newsom included in his social media post a photo posted by Kazan on Instagram alongside Mace. Kazan wrote in the photo’s caption that it was “a pleasure” meeting with the South Carolina Republican, adding that she had “drafted by far the best and most logical bill.”

Apparently, Mace didn’t take kindly to a photo of hers being brought into the mix, sparking her initial challenge for a public debate.

“So you want to talk campaign donations, Newsom… why did George Soros drop $1 million to save your skin in the recall?” Mace wrote. According to The New York Times, Soros, the liberal philanthropist, donated $500,000 to Newsom’s anti-recall campaign in 2021, not $1 million. “Also, why are m*rderers, r*pists, and p*dophiles walking free under your watch? Hate women and children a little or a lot?”