Rep. Nancy Mace (R-S.C.) delivered an emotional speech on the House floor, accusing four South Carolina men of sexual abuse, rape, and voyeurism. Speaking for nearly an hour, Mace displayed their names and photos on a poster board and declared, “You have bought yourself a one-way ticket to hell.”
She alleged she was raped after blacking out and found thousands of intimate images of women and underage girls taken without consent. Mace used props, including handcuffs and a hidden camera, to illustrate her claims but has yet to present formal evidence.
The South Carolina Law Enforcement Division (SLED) confirmed an ongoing investigation into one of the accused, but no charges have been filed. Some of the men denied the allegations and are considering legal action.
Mace also criticized South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson (R) for failing to investigate, but his office denied receiving any reports. Both Mace and Wilson are potential 2026 gubernatorial candidates.
A few Republican colleagues attended the speech, where Mace and supporters wore “survivor” stickers. Mace has previously shared her personal experience with sexual assault while advocating for women’s issues.
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