lpetrich
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Matthew Chapman on Twitter: "I admit I thought Mace was one of the more open-minded freshman members of the GOP caucus. Every day she's revealing an uglier side.
She knows for a fact @AOC isn't making this up. But she's piling on a disgusting Twitter mob of Capitol truthers to score points off her." / Twitter
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez on Twitter: "Wild that @NancyMace is discrediting herself ..." / Twitter
She knows for a fact @AOC isn't making this up. But she's piling on a disgusting Twitter mob of Capitol truthers to score points off her." / Twitter
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez on Twitter: "Wild that @NancyMace is discrediting herself ..." / Twitter
GOP Rep Nancy Mace: I don’t believe in Donald Trump anymore | The State - Jan 8Wild that @NancyMace is discrediting herself less than 1 mo in office w/ such dishonest attacks. She *went on record* saying she barricaded in fear.
@NancyMace who else’s experiences will you minimize? Capitol Police in Longworth? Custodial workers who cleaned up shards of glass?
All I can think of w/ folks like her dishonestly claiming that survivors are exaggerating are the stories of veterans and survivors in my community who deny themselves care they need & deserve bc they internalize voices like hers saying what they went through “wasn’t bad enough”
This is where the true damage of what @NancyMace is doing comes in.
How many survivors are watching her? Who now, seeing her, won’t get care or will feel further shame or silence? Who won’t speak up bc they know there are voices in leadership ready to minimize their experiences?
How many food workers or custodial workers or Capitol Police officers, who ran for their lives in Longworth or feared for their families in the weeks after the attacks, now think their terror is less valid because of her statements?
Mace’s attacks are attacks on them, too.
What a change for Rep. Mace.Republican Nancy Mace did not hesitate Thursday when asked if she still believed in President Donald Trump, the man she helped elect in 2016.
“No, I don’t,” the South Carolina Congresswoman said in an interview with The State newspaper. “I can’t condone the rhetoric from yesterday, where people died and all the violence. These were not protests. This was anarchy.”
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After a violent mob stormed the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday in a futile effort to try and overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election, Mace has had enough.
Mace said she barricaded herself inside her D.C. office during the attack. Fearing that Trump supporters she had seen staying at her hotel might target her after she voted to certify the electoral votes, Mace said she decided to sleep in her office that night.
She said her children keep texting her asking if the protesters are gone.