US EditionMace Lambasts Charleston Airport for Its Security After Alleged Tirade
Mace defends her confrontation with airport officers, citing over 1,300 annual threats and claiming security lapses endangered her safety amid ongoing controversy.
- On Monday morning, November 3, 2025, Rep. Nancy Mace, U.S. Representative and 2026 gubernatorial frontrunner, held a news conference about security breaches at Charleston International Airport , saying, `Last Thursday morning, I absolutely 100% confronted the airport employees who put my safety at risk.`
- Police say an escort mix-up left Charleston International Airport Police awaiting a white BMW at 6:30 a.m., but Rep. Nancy Mace arrived about 6:51 a.m. in a gray or silver BMW.
- Campaign officials said the airport released video disclosing Rep. Nancy Mace's drop-off location, and she filed Freedom of Information Act requests for CCTV and bodycam footage.
- Alan Wilson demanded Mace apologize Monday morning , calling her conduct dangerous and beneath public office, while Lt. Gov. Pamela Evette urged her to stop attacking law enforcement.
- Mace doubled down on social media and media appearances, refusing to apologize and promising to fire officials who fail on safety during the partial federal government shutdown when many TSA agents work without pay.
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Nancy Mace defends actions after Charleston airport confrontation
South Carolina candidate for governor Nancy Mace held a news conference Monday after her heated confrontation with Charleston airport police. She talked about security breaches at the airport.
Mace lambasts Charleston airport for its security after alleged tirade
Rep. Nancy Mace (R-S.C.) criticized Charleston International Airport (CHS) security after a police report filed last Thursday alleged she blasted officers in a profanity-laced tirade. Mace, during a Monday morning appearance on Fox Business, said that officers did not show up on time to greet her at the airport. “This is a serious issue, and…
Nancy Mace explains confrontation with airport police: 'I don’t wanna be the next person that gets shot and killed' · American Wire News
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) received a tongue-lashing from Rep. Nancy Mace, R-South Carolina. Mace confirmed the dust-up with agents during an interview with Fox Business Network’s Cheryl Casone. While liberal media has been painting her as a monster for standing up to the agents, she views her actions as justified, alleging their behavior put her in danger. Watch: Nancy Mace blames cops for her airport meltdown: “Yes, I di…
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