Charleston Reporter

Rep. Nancy Mace, a member of the U.S. Congress representing South Carolina’s 1st district, recently shared a series of tweets expressing her views on issues related to gender and bathroom access. These posts reflect her stance on the broader debate over transgender rights and women's safety.

On November 19, 2024, Rep. Mace questioned the motivations behind men wanting to use women's bathrooms, suggesting that extreme measures are being taken in this context. She stated, "Why do men want to use women’s bathrooms so bad, they’re willing to kill for it?"

Later that day, she addressed the issue of perceived bullying when women oppose men entering their bathrooms. Her tweet read: "A man wants to come into our bathrooms and somehow we are the bully's for not wanting them to?"

In another post on November 19, Rep. Mace criticized what she referred to as "the activist class," arguing that they are endangering women's rights for a small segment of the population. She tweeted: "The activist class: hateful, dangerous, unnecessary. Remember, they're ready to throw away women’s rights for one half of one percent of the American population."