The 25-year-old Gen Z hopeful says she has a “different kind of urgency and a different skill set,” after endorsement snubs from AOC and Bernie Sanders.

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Nancy Mace Is the Future of the Republican Party The South Carolina representative isn’t just a bigot and a laughingstock. She’s pioneering a media strategy that her GOP colleagues will follow.

U.S. Rep. Nancy Mace updated a complaint seeking sanctions against a company she claims her ex-fiancé formed to target her as a key witness in a sexual assault investigation.

Congresswoman Nancy Mace made an announcement responding to a rape victim’s class action lawsuit Thursday on Daniel Island.