US EditionMace Lambasts Charleston Airport for Its Security After Alleged Tirade
- On Monday morning, November 3, 2025, Rep. Nancy Mace, U.S. Representative and 2026 gubernatorial frontrunner, held a news conference about security breaches at Charleston International Airport , saying, `Last Thursday morning, I absolutely 100% confronted the airport employees who put my safety at risk.`
- Police say an escort mix-up left Charleston International Airport Police awaiting a white BMW at 6:30 a.m., but Rep. Nancy Mace arrived about 6:51 a.m. in a gray or silver BMW.
- Campaign officials said the airport released video disclosing Rep. Nancy Mace's drop-off location, and she filed Freedom of Information Act requests for CCTV and bodycam footage.
- Alan Wilson demanded Mace apologize Monday morning , calling her conduct dangerous and beneath public office, while Lt. Gov. Pamela Evette urged her to stop attacking law enforcement.
- Mace doubled down on social media and media appearances, refusing to apologize and promising to fire officials who fail on safety during the partial federal government shutdown when many TSA agents work without pay.
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Sen. Tim Scott condemns Nancy Mace’s airport tirade: ‘Never acceptable to berate police officers’
Sen. Tim Scott (R-SC) rebuked Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC) Tuesday after the congresswoman allegedly invoked the senator's name during a profanity-laced tirade at a South Carolina airport last week.
Tim Scott Hits Back at Nancy Mace Over Congresswoman’s Airport Saga
Aaron Schwartz/Sipa USA via APSen. Tim Scott of South Carolina lashed out against his home-state colleague Rep. Nancy Mace on Tuesday after she carried out a profanity-ridden tirade against Charleston International Airport security officials after they did not immediately provide her an escort through the building.During the incident, Mace suggested that airport officials would not have treated Scott in the same manner, prompting his response.“F…
Nancy Mace Ripped After Throwing Massive Tantrum Over Lack Of Police Protection At Airport
South Carolina Republican Representative Nancy Mace is facing heated criticism after she threw a tantrum and accused airport police in Charleston, South Carolina, of not showing up to protect her ahead of an early morning flight after she allegedly arrived late and at the wrong gate.Airport police had arranged for Mace, who is also a Republican candidate in the South Carolina governor’s race, to be escorted to her flight upon arrival. However, a…
Nancy Mace’s GOP Opponent Trolls Her Over Airport Meltdown by Handing Out Chick-fil-A to Staff She Berated
LEFT: Alan Wilson (@AGAlanWilson on X) RIGHT: Nancy Mace (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite) South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson (R), Rep. Nancy Mace’s (R-SC) GOP primary opponent in the Palmetto State’s 2026 gubernatorial race, trolled Mace over her meltdown at the Charleston International Airport last week by handing out food from Chick-fil-A and Waffle House to airport staff on Tuesday. Mace reportedly denounced airport police as “f*cking …
Nancy Mace defends actions after Charleston airport confrontation
South Carolina candidate for governor Nancy Mace held a news conference Monday after her heated confrontation with Charleston airport police. She talked about security breaches at the airport.
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