Overview
- Rep. Nancy Mace declined an invitation to a town hall event hosted by the Lowcountry Accountability Alliance last month.
- Following her absence, Mace's office was inundated with calls from constituents requesting in-person engagement.
- Mace publicly labeled approximately 300 callers as 'completely evil,' accusing them of being hateful and distracting from more pressing community needs.
- Critics, including organizer Guang Ming Whitley, argue that Mace's rhetoric is an attempt to deflect accountability and dismiss dissenting voices.
- The controversy highlights broader debates about political accountability, constituent engagement, and the use of inflammatory rhetoric in public discourse.