Cory Mills Is Weighing an Expulsion Resolution Against Nancy Mace
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Key Points:
- Republican Rep. Cory Mills is considering introducing an expulsion resolution against fellow Republican Rep. Nancy Mace, citing her confrontational behavior with TSA officers at Charleston International Airport.
- Nancy Mace, who is under House Ethics Committee investigation and running for South Carolina governor, has accused Mills of misconduct, including lying about military service and domestic violence allegations.
- The House has seen a surge in expulsion resolutions this year, with several members, including Reps. Eric Swalwell and Tony Gonzales, resigning amid misconduct allegations, and Rep. Sheila Cherfilus McCormick facing imminent expulsion over misuse of FEMA funds.
- Mills himself is under Ethics Committee investigation for allegations including stolen valor, conflicts of interest, and violence against women, while Mace has previously attempted unsuccessfully to censure him.
- Mace has recently intensified calls for the expulsion of Mills and three other members, condemning what she describes as serious moral and ethical problems in Congress and demanding resignations or expulsions.
