Nancy Mace Revives Beans Meme After Brutal Election Defeat

Nancy Mace Revives Beans Meme After Brutal Election Defeat

Nancy Mace just got her butt kicked in a bid to become South Carolina's next governor ... but she's got a sense of humor about the political stomping.

Nancy Mace Announces Next Career Move After Losing South Carolina Gov. Primary

GOP Rep. Nancy Mace of South Carolina announced Wednesday that she plans to retire from elected office and return to the private sector at the end of her current congressional […] The post Nancy Mace Announces Next Career Move After Losing South Carolina Gov. Primary appeared first on The Western Journal.

Is once-popular Rep. Nancy Mace’s career suddenly in shambles? –...

After a decade of roiling South Carolina and national politics, Rep. Nancy Mace finished a distant fifth in her state’s Republican primary for governor, leaving an uncertain future for one of the nation’s unabashed politicians. Her campaign mirrored her whipsaw career. Mace courted the support of President Donald Trump after harshly criticizing him over the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol. She emphasized her fights with other Republican…

Nancy Mace teases her next move after ‘getting my ass kicked’ in governor’s race

Retiring firebrand Rep. Nancy Mace teased a return to the private sector after getting a shellacking in the South Carolina governor's race, where she finished in a distant fifth place.

Popular Republican Nancy Mace Learns Her Fate — Election Called

Rep. Nancy Mace, once a staunch Republican ally of President Donald Trump, won’t be going to the South Carolina governor’s mansion anytime soon. Mace lost her GOP primary race on Tuesday after a series of controversies harmed her in the state, and her push to release the Jeffrey Epstein files harmed her politically with the president. Instead, Trump’s preferred candidate, South Carolina Lt. Gov. Pamela Evette, and Attorney General Alan Wilson bo…

Nancy Mace Flames Out in South Carolina

Anthony L. Fisher: The South Carolina congresswoman and failed gubernatorial candidate briefly stood up to Trump after he incited the Jan. 6 Capitol riot. But that was then.