US EditionMace rails against House GOP leadership in New York Times op-ed: ‘Why am I even here?’
Rep. Nancy Mace accuses GOP leaders of silencing rank-and-file members, blocking popular reforms, and marginalizing women despite GOP control of Congress, Senate, and White House.
- On Monday, Rep. Nancy Mace published a New York Times op-ed criticizing Speaker Mike Johnson and House GOP leadership as she leaves Congress to run for South Carolina governor.
- Frustration stems from leaders negotiating with a small group behind closed doors, which Mace said shuts down the lawmaking process, leaving the House restrictive and ineffective.
- Mace highlighted specific blocked measures including a congressional stock trading ban, term limits, and national voter ID requirements, accusing House GOP leadership of stripping provisions and loading must-pass legislation with unrelated policies.
- Her critique signals broader GOP discontent as House Republican Conference critics echo concerns about Speaker Mike Johnson’s leadership and warn failing key legislation risks losing control next year, with voters needing transparency.
- She contrasted GOP practice with former Speaker Nancy Pelosi, writing `Here's a hard truth Republicans don't want to hear: Nancy Pelosi was a more effective House speaker than any Republican this century` and warned about women being sidelined.
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Nancy Mace offers 'hard truth': Nancy Pelosi more effective than any Republican this century · American Wire News
Yet another Republican congresswoman aiming for a Capitol Hill departure had high praise for California Rep. Nancy Pelosi’s (D) speakership over “any Republican this century.” In recent weeks, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene made waves over a public falling out with President Donald Trump that preceded her announced resignation from Congress. Now, just as the Georgia Republican praised the “incredible career” of Pelosi, gubernatorial hopeful South C…
Nancy Mace criticizes House GOP leaders for "restrictive and ineffective" control of chamber
Washington — Rep. Nancy Mace, a South Carolina Republican, criticized House GOP leaders in an op-ed on Monday for what she called their “restrictive and ineffective” control of the chamber that has yielded few results. “Here’s a hard truth Republicans don’t want to hear: Nancy Pelosi was a more effective House speaker than any Republican this century,” Mace wrote in an op-ed for The New York Times, with the headline “What’s the Point of Congress…
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