Better Government

Our Founders accomplished a monumental task when they drafted our Constitution over 230 years ago. The system of checks and balances and separation of powers they created has carried our country through immense challenges which would have caused other systems of government to collapse.
However, this system has been damaged by career politicians who have engaged in tricks and games to protect and expand their power in ways the Founders would be horrified by today. This has led to many serving decades in Congress, near-criminal degrees of waste and self-dealing, and a national debt our kids and grandkids will be forced to repay.
As a member of the House Oversight and Reform Committee, I’m committed to advancing common-sense reforms which will put a stop to this waste, fraud, and abuse once and for all.
A balanced budget amendment, congressional term limits, single-issue bills, and a ban on proxy voting and earmarks are all simple changes we can make which will go a long way toward restoring the vision of limited government our Founders had all those years ago.
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Pet lovers in Congress are outraged over a new discovery that the Pentagon is reportedly funding painful experimental drug tests on beagles in pursuit of FDA approval of a pharmaceutical.
A White Coat Waste Project (WCW) investigation found that the Department of Defense has spent nearly $1 million on the testing, which runs through July and involves force-feeding dogs large doses of an experimental drug to treat Lou Gehrig’s Disease.
The House Armed Services Committee on Wednesday adopted an amendment to the annual defense policy bill that would push the Department of Defense to rehire U.S. service members who were fired for refusing the COVID-19 vaccine.
The measure, which would require the Pentagon to create a robust plan for rehiring those service members, was adopted by voice vote as the committee considered a round of amendments for a markup of the 2025 national defense authorization act (NDAA).
(Washington, D.C.) — Representative Nancy Mace’s (SC-01) bipartisan bill, the Modernizing Government Technology Reform Act, is scheduled to be brought to the House floor for a vote this week. This significant step forward follows its recent passage through the House Oversight and Reform Committee.
(Washington, D.C.) — Representative Nancy Mace (SC-01) has introduced a joint resolution, backed by 29 cosponsors and 4 organizations, to express congressional disapproval of the Biden Administration's recent rule to extend Obamacare eligibility to over 100,000 DACA recipients by redefining "lawfully present." This rule is set to conveniently take effect shortly before the 2024 presidential election.
FIRST ON FOX: A recent rule announced by the Biden administration that would make tens of thousands of illegal immigrants eligible for ObamaCare is facing Republican resistance in Congress – with a lawmaker moving to stop what she says is a move to incentivize illegal immigration.
(Washington, D.C., May 1st, 2024) — In an era of rapid technological advancement and AI evolution, Rep. Nancy Mace remains resolute in her determination to bridge the gap in prosecuting online sexual offenders and ensuring robust protections for victims. This month Congresswoman Nancy Mace introduced two pivotal pieces of legislation: the SUE Voyeurs Act and the Increased Accountability for Nonconsensual Pornography Act of 2024.
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(Washington D.C.) – In a landmark move to address long standing challenges faced by military personnel and their families, a panel of House lawmakers, including Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC-01), has unveiled a comprehensive set of recommendations aimed at significantly enhancing the quality of life for service members. In a report released earlier this month, there are over 30 proposals the panel hopes to translate into law as the foundation of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) for 2025.
WASHINGTON, D.C. - Representative Mace of South Carolina stood firmly against the reauthorization of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA), citing specific amendments that she believes pose serious threats to civil liberties and privacy rights of Americans.