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We met with Shepards Light, a nonprofit organization working to provide childcare to working families facing financial hardship.
Parents shouldn't have to choose between keeping their job or being able to ensure their children are safe. Shepards Light helps veterans, low-income, and single-parent families provide better futures for themselves and their children.
“Thank you to Chairman Comer for the opportunity to chair the Oversight Committee’s hearing today on the critical role of artificial intelligence in the federal government,” said Congresswoman Nancy Mace. “AI is rapidly transforming the future of our national security and economy, and if the federal government wants to keep pace with President Trump’s vision for a smarter, stronger America, it must know how to use this technology responsibly, securely, effectively, and with purpose, leading the way while protecting the American people.
(Charleston, S.C., May 29, 2025) — Today, a brave survivor of rape and sexual exploitation filed a civil class action lawsuit against three men mentioned in Congresswoman Nancy Mace’s February 10th floor speech: Eric Bowman, Patrick Bryant, and John Osborne.
According to Congresswoman Mace, the victim, after being incapacitated, was sexually assaulted and the assault was filmed. The video was saved and stored for more than five years after.
All of this happened without the victim’s knowledge.
Thank you to everyone who joined us for our Housing and Infrastructure Programming Day!
We had the pleasure of hosting Joe Mitchell from HUD, Charleston Habitat for Humanity, One80 Place, Charleston Home Builders, and South Carolina Realtors for a powerful discussion on how we can work together to put South Carolina First.
(Washington, D.C. May 21, 2025) — Today, Congresswoman Nancy Mace (SC-01) filed a resolution in the U.S. House of Representatives to expel Representative LaMonica McIver following her assault on federal law enforcement officers and unlawful interference at a federal immigration detention facility in New Jersey.
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Congresswoman Nancy Mace will meet with the family of 10-year-old Tanner Czuar, who was a victim in a recent car attack outside of his school on Sullivan’s Island. The suspect is being charged with attempted murder.
Congresswoman Mace’s visit is not only to stand in unwavering support of the family, but to lead the effort to ensure no one else has to experience a tragedy like this again. Congresswoman Mace will be presenting Tanner Czuar with a Patriot Award from her office for his courage and bravery.
(Charleston, S.C., May 16, 2025)– Congresswoman Nancy Mace will travel to Greenville, South Carolina to attend the bond hearing for Samuel Theodore Cain, a self-identified transgender individual arrested yesterday by the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division (SLED). Cain, who goes by the name “Roxie,” was taken into custody for publicly threatening to assassinate Congresswoman Mace on social media.
On April 26, Cain posted the following threat on X:
(Charleston, S.C., May 15, 2025) - Congresswoman Nancy Mace today announced Samuel Theodore Cain, a self identified trans person, has been arrested for threatening to murder Congresswoman Mace. Cain, from the Greenville, South Carolina area goes by “Roxie.”
On April 26th, Cain posted publicly on X: “I’M GOING TO ASSASSINATE REPRESENTATIVE NANCY MACE WITH A GUN AND I’M BEING 100% DEAD ASS.”
(Washington, D.C., May 15, 2025) - Congresswoman Nancy Mace introduced the Supporting Equal Access to Tables (SEAT) Act to defend Lowcountry restaurants and small businesses from unauthorized third-party reservation services. These services, often powered by bots, list and resell bookings without restaurant approval, misleading customers and stealing revenue from independent restaurant owners.