Nancy Mace Declares Foul-Mouthed War Ahead of Graham Primary

Key Points:

• Outgoing South Carolina Rep. Nancy Mace announced she will not run in the special election to replace the late Sen. Lindsey Graham, despite receiving thousands of calls encouraging her to enter the race.
• Mace emphasized her commitment to fighting for justice and changing laws protecting women, stating she is focused on her current congressional work rather than seeking another political title.
• She expressed support for Graham’s sister Darline Graham, who is running in the special primary, and praised her as the state’s first woman senator, but did not endorse any candidate in the race.
• Known for her outspoken and sometimes controversial positions, Mace has shifted from a moderate to a more conservative MAGA-aligned stance and has been vocal on issues such as transgender rights and personal legal battles.
• Following her recent loss in the South Carolina gubernatorial race, where she placed fifth, Mace plans to continue speaking out on South Carolina values and political issues, including using blunt language to call out what she perceives as political foolishness.