12 batsh*t things Nancy Mace has done in her anti-transgender attention grab
From slurs to false accusations, here are 12 times Nancy Mace manufactured political stunts just to feel the public eye's gaze.
April 24 2025 6:05 AM
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From slurs to false accusations, here are 12 times Nancy Mace manufactured political stunts just to feel the public eye's gaze.
A 20-year-old trans woman asked Nancy Mace to apologize for using a transphobic slur. Mace responded by calling the woman the slur.
Ely Murray-Quick tells The Advocate he has no regrets about asking the congresswoman a question.
The Republican lawmaker, known for her transphobia, said the man 'got in her face.' A video she posted shows he didn't.
The Trump-appointed interim U.S. attorney for D.C. dropped the case without explanation.
"I currently have people who wish to kill me for the sole reason of being trans,” 23-year-old Sabre told The Advocate.
Mace, an anti-LGBTQ+ Republican South Carolina congresswoman, invited Crockett, a Texas Democrat, to “take it outside” when the latter pointed to the GOP lawmaker’s constant attacks on transgender people.
James McIntyre merely shook her hand at an event and asked her to consider trans kids before she got him arrested, witnesses said.
LGBTQ+ groups say the Republican lawmaker's videos violate the social media company's community standards.
Darlington Mayor Curtis Boyd said he meant a ‘bundle of sticks,’ before claiming he didn’t know what the well-known antigay slur meant.
The states with the fewest queer people are also some of the states proposing and passing the most anti-LGBTQ+ laws.
Mace’s legislative director, Sean Brislin, was arrested in 2020 for breaking into a woman’s home and sleeping in her bed.
A look at the attention-seeking political gamesmanship of the South Carolina congresswoman that will lead to real people getting hurt.
“Why [are we] focusing on singling out one member — one new member, a freshman member of this body now,” Garcia asked.
The law violates established legal precedent, the plaintiff’s lawyers argue.
The South Carolina Republican senator, who has consistently voted for anti-LGBTQ+ policies, has denied being queer.
Three women GOP State Senators joined Democrats last year to block an extreme conservative-backed bill.
Gov. Henry McMaster is likely to sign a gender-affirming care ban into law, but families in South Carolina still have options.
"If you consider yourself a woman and you want to play sports...you should be able to play," Staley said.