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Nancy Mace Confronts Reporter Over Fact Check as She Seeks Trump Endorsement

Mace’s exclusion of dissenting attendees highlights her embrace of performance-driven events

Rep. Nancy Mace, R-S.C., in Washington on April 10, 2025.
Rep. Nancy Mace announces her campaign for South Carolina's gubernatorial primary in 2026 in Charleston on August 4.
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Overview

  • After a town hall fact-check by a reporter, Mace labeled the journalist a “raging Democrat,” marking the latest example of her combative media approach.
  • She has centered her gubernatorial campaign on securing President Trump’s endorsement as proof of her conservative credentials.
  • The “Mother of All Town Halls” events have resembled campaign rallies more than public forums, with staff removing attendees who displayed dissenting views.
  • Mace continues to tout her role in securing a $195 million federal infrastructure grant for South Carolina despite having voted against the underlying legislation.
  • Her platform emphasizes culture-war initiatives, including proposals to ban transgender women from public restrooms and to impose the death penalty for child rapists.