Charleston Reporter

Representative Nancy Mace, currently serving South Carolina’s 1st district in the U.S. Congress, frequently shares her thoughts and activities on social media. On Earth Day, Mace celebrated the natural beauty of the Lowcountry, and later addressed a confrontation and an upcoming interview on ABC News 4.

On April 22, 2025, Representative Mace expressed her appreciation for Earth Day with a reflection on the natural beauty of South Carolina. She tweeted "Happy Earth Day from the Lowcountry! From our beautiful beaches to our peaceful hiking trails, there’s no better place to celebrate the outdoors. Get outside and enjoy it!" urging her followers to enjoy the outdoors.

Later that day, Mace recounted a proactive incident in a tweet at 17:30 UTC. She wrote "He walked up already filming, expecting a moment of weakness. Bad move. I’m not a doormat, I’m a fighter. Always have been." The tweet reflects her readiness to stand firm and assertive against unexpected confrontations.

At 17:44:57 UTC, Mace shared her participation in a discussion with a local news station. She tweeted, "Sitting down with @clairecweber from @ABCNews4 to discuss Mr. Daisy Dukes." This tweet hints at her ongoing engagement with the media and addressing local issues or incidents.

Nancy Mace, born in Fort Bragg, North Carolina, in 1977, embarked on her political career by representing South Carolina in both the state and federal legislatures. She assumed office in the U.S. Congress in 2021, succeeding Joe Cunningham, following service in the state legislature. Mace is known as a graduate of The Citadel, where she completed her studies in 1999.