Staff Reports
Nancy Mace’s bid for South Carolina governor is exactly the kind of no-nonsense, red-blooded fight conservatives need right now. She’s stepping into the ring promising to be “Trump in heels,” and believe it or not, that’s music to the ears of anyone sick and tired of the endless left-wing nonsense choking the Palmetto State. Unlike most politicians who talk tough and then fold faster than a cheap lawn chair, Mace is laying down clear battle lines—cut the state income tax to zero, restore law and order, reject woke ideology, and protect women and children. That’s the blueprint for a conservative comeback, if South Carolina voters have the guts to choose it.
For too long, South Carolina has suffered under the weight of liberal policy failures that embolden criminals, punish hard-working taxpayers, and shove radical agendas into schools. Meanwhile, other Southern states like Florida grow and prosper precisely because they don’t charge an income tax. Mace’s “Five Years to Zero” plan is ambitious but necessary. It’s the kind of bold, results-driven policy Americans admire but rarely see these days. Reducing the tax burden not only fuels economic growth but also pushes back against the globalist hacks in Washington who want to keep squeezing every last dime out of workers’ paychecks.
Let’s not forget what it means when a candidate pledges to clean house of “woke” ideology and stop pandering to criminals while standing up for victims. It’s a straight answer to the left’s lawlessness. South Carolina’s culture of “coddling criminals and punishing victims” must end, and Mace’s campaign is laying bare the kind of tough stance that fights for everyday citizens instead of special interests or sanctimonious liberals. She knows political consultants and establishment insiders don’t hold the answers—only fighters who aren’t afraid to stand up and push back can deliver real change.
.@NancyMace is running for South Carolina’s governor, and she tells me she wants to be “Trump in heels.”
“I’m not the establishment’s pick. I don’t listen to political consultants, I never have,” she said.
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— Bradley Jaye (@bradleyajaye) August 4, 2025
Critics might point to her past clashes as a red flag, but let’s be clear: Mace’s willingness to go toe-to-toe on hot-button issues, like opposing the insanity of transgender bathroom policies, signals she’s not a typical politician. She’s a fighter who embraces the Trump ethos of putting America—South Carolina—first. And while Trump himself backed her opponent last time, Mace has proved she’s earned her stripes and the respect of conservatives for her legislative wins, like protecting South Carolina from illegal immigration-related violence and securing historic federal grants. That gets results.
If South Carolina conservatives want a governor who won’t apologize, won’t bend to the left’s pressure, and won’t waste time with empty talk, Nancy Mace is their candidate. This isn’t just another election; it’s a fight for the soul of a state and a country under siege by globalists, woke elites, and lawless radicals. Can South Carolina handle a true conservative warrior who delivers, or will it keep settling for politicians who bend every time the left throws a tantrum? The choice couldn’t be clearer.
