I won't put my party ahead of my constituents or what I believe in, and I've proven that over and over again in my time in the South Carolina Legislature. — Nancy Mace Copy Share Image
The United States isn't a racist country. South Carolina isn't a racist state. And we've moved on from our nation's racist past. — Nancy Mace Copy Share Image
As a mother, I know when parents only have one choice, they have no choices. But school choice is meaningless without choice in funding. — Nancy Mace Copy Share Image
Federalism doesn't empower D.C. to dictate to the states or the local level. — Nancy Mace Copy Share Image
Electric air mobility transportation, which is basically small, commuter-like flying cars, is poised to change the way we travel, and do it in a… — Nancy Mace Copy Share Image
Like all Americans, I am skeptical when any government agency pries into our personal and private lives under the guise of rooting out 'threats.' — Nancy Mace Copy Share Image
The raw wage gap number is not a measure of equal pay for equal work. It is a comparison of averages. — Nancy Mace Copy Share Image
As we all know, health care is not getting any cheaper since government expanded its reach into the industry. — Nancy Mace Copy Share Image
My life has been a series of successes and failures. As much as I have succeeded, I have also failed. — Nancy Mace Copy Share Image
The very existence of vaccine passports represents a major threat to the liberty and privacy of Americans everywhere, and they shouldn't be forced to… — Nancy Mace Copy Share Image
Much of America's energy potential remains untapped because it is too lengthy, complicated and expensive to navigate through the myriad federal and state laws,… — Nancy Mace Copy Share Image
Americans who serve in the armed forces risk everything to defend our country. When they sacrifice their health or their very lives in the… — Nancy Mace Copy Share Image
Many of our veterans face an invisible, life-long struggle to come to terms with horrifying experiences they endured while protecting the rest of us. — Nancy Mace Copy Share Image
