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Dissenters bounced from GOP Rep. Nancy Mace's town hall
Representative Nancy Macy (R-SC) held her first town hall event after entering the South Carolina governor's race. NBC News' Julie Tsirkin tells MSNBC Reports anchor Ana Cabrera that dissenters of Mace were asked to leave the town hall and some who were not supporters felt "uncomfortable" and decided to leave on their own.
Rep. Nancy Mace accused South Carolina AG Alan Wilson of offering lenient plea deals to violent offenders, escalating their ...
A very testy Nancy Mace had a meltdown at a town hall event, calling a reporter a “raging Democrat” because she asked a ...
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Nancy Mace freaks out as she’s questioned about taking credit for a law she voted against
Gubernatorial candidate, “ Proud transphobe ,” and Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC) doesn’t appear totally ready to take hard questions ...
Mace made the remark largely unprompted, responding to an audience member who asked if she would remove fluoride from the ...
Mace is currently a front-runner in the polls, leading slightly over South Carolina’s Attorney General Alan Wilson in the ...
Rep. Nancy Mace used her first town hall since announcing her candidacy for South Carolina governor to complain about the ...
South Carolina's race for governor turned into a family pile-on when U.S. Rep. Joe Wilson — the father of GOP candidate Alan ...
S.C., said she was not afraid to go "into the lion's den" to defend her political views at a town hall. NBC News' Julie Tsirkin spoke to Mace after the event about those comments and the individuals ...
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