Leadership is not measured in speeches, but rather action. In Congress, I've become one of the most prolific lawmakers in the chamber, not by accident, but by effort. As the 2026 session convenes, I will bring that same resolve home, personally drafting legislation and proposals to address the cost of living and affordability crisis, taxes, crime, illegal immigration, judicial reform, education, healthcare, women and kids, you name it. Some will propose promises. I will propose law. And we will

Rep. Nancy Mace on her decision to oust Rep. Kevin McCarthy: "I've made deals with the Speaker that he has not kept to help woman in this country, and we have done nothing for them. I come from South Carolina and when you shake my hand and you make a promise and you don’t keep it, there are consequences to those actions." https://www.c-span.org/video/?530865-1/senate-session&live | C-SPAN

Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC), who was one of eight Republican lawmakers to get rid of Kevin McCarthy wore a shirt with the letter "A" on it: "I am wearing the scarlet letter after the week I had last week being a woman up here and being demonized for my vote and my voice." https://www.c-span.org/video/?531014-103/rep-nancy-mace-house-speaker-election | C-SPAN

Feb 13, 2026 In a tense congressional hearing on sanctuary state policies aired on C-SPAN, Nancy Mace sharply questioned Tim Walz in a rapid-fire exchange that quickly went viral. The confrontation opens with Mace asking, “Have you ever served in a combat zone, Governor?” Walz replies, “I have not, Congresswoman.” She follows with, “Are you still friends with school shooters?” Walz answers, “I’ve never been friends with school shooters,” pushing back on the implication. Mace then pivots to bully