118th Congress
When Nancy Mace, a South Carolina Representative, turned up at a congressional oversight hearing with the head of the Secret Service a week after Donald Trump was targeted by a sniper at a rally, she expected some answers.
What she got, she tells me when we meet in Manhattan, was obfuscation. Her resulting encounter with Kimberly Cheatle, then director of the Secret Service, so frustrated her that footage of it immediately went viral.
WASHINGTON, D.C., July 29th, 2024 - Congresswoman Nancy Mace (SC-01) issued the following statement regarding the establishment of a bipartisan task force to investigate the assassination attempt that occurred in Butler, Pennsylvania on July 13:
From day one, Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris signaled to illegal immigrants, traffickers, and cartels that America's borders are wide open. The facts are undeniable and the numbers speak for themselves: over 9 million illegal aliens have crossed our border since 2021. This includes a record high of 2.48 million encounters recorded for the fiscal year ending in 2023. Under this administration the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) sources have confirmed over 1.7 million known gotaways at the Southern border.
Yesterday, Hamas sympathizers burned the American flag at a rally in support of Hamas chanting “Death to America.” This behavior is despicable and is a stark reminder of the deep-seated evil and extremism existing in our country. Terrorist sympathizers have forgotten the sacrifices made in war that grant them the freedom to protest. They should be reminded.
Washington, D.C. July 25th, 2024 — Today, Congresswoman Nancy Mace stands boldly against the recognition of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan by introducing the "Preventing the Recognition of Terrorist States Act of 2024." This legislation sends a clear message to the Middle East: the United States will not legitimize a regime controlled by terrorists.
WASHINGTON – Subcommittee on Cybersecurity, Information Technology, and Government Innovation Chairwoman Nancy Mace (R-S.C.) delivered opening remarks at a subcommittee hearing titled “Enhancing Cybersecurity by Eliminating Inconsistent Regulations.”In her opening statement, Subcommittee Chairwoman Mace highlighted how federal regulations intended to mitigate cybersecurity risk often subject key industry participants to overlapping and inconsistent requirements which creates an
“As Prime Minister Netanyahu comes to address Congress, we stand firmly with Israel following Hamas' barbaric attacks. Netanyahu's visit reaffirms the United States alliance against terrorism around the globe. Charleston is home to one of the oldest synagogues, and our office is committed to protecting the religious freedoms of our Jewish community. While the current administration has shown indecision and hesitancy, we fully support Israel's right to defend itself and we look forward to Prime Minister Netanyahu’s address to U.S.