Staff Reports
Rep. Nancy Mace is stepping up and shaking the ground in South Carolina’s gubernatorial race. South Carolinians now have a contender who is more than just talk. She’s proclaiming herself as “Trump in high heels,” a bold and fearless leader ready to storm the political battlefield. It’s about time we have more candidates pushing back against the leftist agenda trying to tear this nation apart.
Nancy Mace isn’t a typical politician. She’s not afraid to embrace Trump’s America First policies, which have proven to be exactly what this country needs. She’s not just running against establishment Republicans; she knows she must win the hearts of Trump supporters to clinch victory. Her campaign will surely rally those who want strong, conservative leadership.
The left would love nothing more than to keep conservatives divided, but Mace’s entrance into the race is shaking things up. Liberals have underestimated Trump’s influence, but here we have Mace boldly prioritizing his legacy—something that sends shivers down their spines. As liberals continue their attempts to erase traditional American values, Nancy Mace stands firm, declaring her alliance with the real America.
Republican Rep. Nancy Mace of South Carolina is running for governor, entering a GOP primary in which competition for President Trump's endorsement — and the backing of his base of supporters — is expected to be fierce. https://t.co/pg0QQ3WI2J
— The Washington Times (@WashTimes) August 4, 2025
Some will question her comparison to Trump, but that’s exactly what makes her a formidable candidate. Her message is a powerful call to arms for conservatives: don’t back down. Mace’s campaign is about uniting those who want to see our nation thrive, free from liberal chokeholds and burdensome regulations. She’s exposing the absurdity of politically correct liberal policies that do nothing but stifle our freedom.
Mace’s candidacy is a celebration of conservative principles that push back against the left’s agenda. South Carolinians are ready for leadership that defends the Constitution, prioritizes job creation, and puts American interests first. The real question is: Are liberals ready for another populist, conservative wave? Not likely.
