Charleston Reporter

Rep. Nancy Mace, currently serving in the U.S. Congress representing South Carolina's 1st district, shared her views on social media through a series of tweets on April 21, 2025. Nancy Mace is known for her forthright opinions, and these tweets echo her stance on certain societal issues.

In a tweet posted at 19:20 UTC, Mace expressed, "If you have to compete against women to feel like a man, you’re not one." The statement suggests a discourse on gender dynamics and identity.

Approximately twenty minutes later, Mace mentioned a dispute with the media in another tweet at 19:42:20 UTC. She stated: “Since Post and Courier refused to print our statement, here it is: ‘Never thought we’d see the day when the Post and Courier simps for a man in short shorts harassing the Congresswoman, but here we are. Also, why didn’t the Post and Courier report on the man who was arrested.” Her comments reflect a direct engagement with her local media, highlighting a disagreement over coverage of certain events.

In a later tweet at 20:38 UTC, Mace stated, "When MS-13 calls, the Left answers." This tweet hints at her criticism towards political opponents and concerns about gang-related activities.

Representing South Carolina’s 1st District since 2021, replacing Joe Cunningham, Nancy Mace was born in Fort Bragg, North Carolina in 1977, and currently resides in Charleston. Her educational background includes a BS degree from The Citadel, obtained in 1999.