Rep. Nancy Mace, R-S.C., joins "NewsNation Live" to discuss her reaction to Darline Graham's victory in last week's Senate primary. Mace also touches on her relationship with President Donald Trump after some of her tattoos caused a stir. She said her tattoos are a reminder of her right to free speech and the personal journey that has shaped her life and career. "I think it's going to be really easy because her opponent is a pediatrician who is for gender-affirming care for kids. And that's just not going to fly in South Carolina," Mace said. #darlinegraham #trump #southcarolina Get a fast-paced look at the latest from the border to Main Street to the White House on "NewsNation Live." Weekends starting at 10a/9C Saturdays and 11a/10C…
Outgoing South Carolina Rep. Nancy Mace dismissed the online uproar over her newly revealed sleeve tattoos as an "utter apocalypse" over her biceps, and says she plans to address the whole controversy on her YouTube show. Mace, 48, fired off a string of posts on X on August 17, mocking critics from both sides of […] The post Nancy Mace laughs off social media firestorm over her new arm tattoos appeared first on American Almanac .
Outgoing South Carolina Rep. Nancy Mace dismissed the online uproar over her newly revealed sleeve tattoos as an "utter apocalypse" over her biceps, and says she plans to address the whole controversy on her YouTube show. Mace, 48, fired off a string of posts on X on August 17, mocking critics from both sides of the aisle who had spent days panning the nine tattoos she had kept hidden under long sleeves throughout her time in public life. One post offered mock sympathy for the outraged: "Thoughts and prayers to all those affected by my sleeves." Another showed the opening line of Virginia Woolf's novel Mrs. Dalloway inked on her left bicep. A third told followers she had made "the mistake of opening my social media this afternoon" and…Open
WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Republican Party was hit with an awkward incident on Tuesday after Rep. Nancy Mace and House Speaker Mike Johnson discovered they had gotten matching arm tattoos by mistake.
Former Rep. Nancy Mace has resurfaced on social media with nine new tattoos and a YouTube talk show called "Get Maced", her first public move since a string of political defeats left her without a path back to office. Mace, 48, took to social media late last week to tease her plans, showing off tattoo-covered […] The post Nancy Mace debuts tattoo-covered arms on new YouTube show after fifth-place gubernatorial finish appeared first on American Almanac .
Former Rep. Nancy Mace has resurfaced on social media with nine new tattoos and a YouTube talk show called "Get Maced", her first public move since a string of political defeats left her without a path back to office. Mace, 48, took to social media late last week to tease her plans, showing off tattoo-covered arms she had kept hidden for months. The South Carolina Republican first got the ink back in February, the New York Post reported , but waited until now to display them publicly, timing the reveal to coincide with the launch of her new show, which apparently covers the news of the day. The debut drew a mix of bewilderment and mockery across X, the platform formerly known as Twitter. One user, Joe, posted simply: "What the f,."…Open
One of the tattoos is the first sentence in one of Virginia Woolf's novels: “Mrs. Dalloway said she would buy the flowers herself.” Woolf committed suicide in 1941 over fears she was losing her mind.
Rep. Nancy Mace called every Muslim holding public office in America "a trojan horse" and doubled down over the weekend, drawing condemnation from Democrats and left-wing commentators who demanded Republicans denounce her. Mace, a South Carolina Republican who has served in the House since 2021, posted the statement on X on Friday. "Every single Muslim […] The post Nancy Mace draws fire from Democrats after declaring Muslim public officials a national security threat appeared first on American Almanac .
Rep. Nancy Mace called every Muslim holding public office in America "a trojan horse" and doubled down over the weekend, drawing condemnation from Democrats and left-wing commentators who demanded Republicans denounce her. Mace, a South Carolina Republican who has served in the House since 2021, posted the statement on X on Friday. "Every single Muslim holding public office in America is a trojan horse, and a threat to both national security and our republic," she wrote. "We refuse to be silent." No specific officeholders were named, and no triggering event was cited in the post. The response came fast. By Saturday, Rep. Pramila Jayapal, a Washington state Democrat, fired back on X, calling the remarks "absolutely disgusting and…Open
Rep. Nancy Mace is pushing two bills that would bar House members from sleeping with or living with their staffers, a direct response to a string of Capitol Hill sex scandals that have cost multiple lawmakers their seats. The South Carolina Republican is expected to drop the legislation on Thursday, Fox News Digital reported. The […] The post Nancy Mace introduces bills to ban House lawmakers from sexual relationships with staff appeared first on American Almanac .
Rep. Nancy Mace is pushing two bills that would bar House members from sleeping with or living with their staffers, a direct response to a string of Capitol Hill sex scandals that have cost multiple lawmakers their seats. The South Carolina Republican is expected to drop the legislation on Thursday, Fox News Digital reported . The first measure is a House resolution that would prohibit any House member from having a sexual relationship with any employee of the House of Representatives. The second bill would ban lawmakers from living with House employees, with a narrow exception for married couples who share a home. Mace framed the bills as a long-overdue check on members who exploit the power gap between elected officials and the people…Open
