Charleston Reporter

Rep. Nancy Mace, currently serving in the U.S. Congress representing South Carolina’s 1st district, has recently shared a series of tweets revealing troubling findings related to sexual assault and privacy violations. Her statements on social media have drawn attention to issues she has uncovered over the past year.

On February 13, 2025, Rep. Mace tweeted about her experiences over the past year: "In searching for victims over the last year, I met other women who were r*ped or sexually ass*ulted by some of these men; the other ass*ults I uncovered span over a decade." This statement highlights the serious nature of her findings concerning long-term assaults.

Later that day, at 12:37 PM UTC, Rep. Mace made another post stating "I’m just going to leave this right here: A blanket denial of 'all lies' isn’t going to age well." The comment suggests skepticism towards denials regarding these allegations.

At 1:19 PM UTC on the same day, she further elaborated on her discoveries with a tweet mentioning explicit evidence she had found: “I found more photos, this time of female employees, wives of male employees, girlfriends and other women who very clearly didn’t know their private parts were being filmed or photographed. I found file after file. Patrick Bryant had upskirt photos of one particular victim...” This tweet indicates serious invasions of privacy involving unauthorized photography.