This Bitch: Nancy Mace

South Carolina Republican Representative Nancy Mace stepped up to welcome Representative-elect Sarah McBride, the first transgender woman elected to Congress, to the House by calling McBride a “man in a dress” and introducing a resolution to ban transgender women from using the women’s restroom in the Capitol and any of the House office buildings.

Mace, who flip-flops worse than a dying fish on a dock—she was pro-Felon, then anti-Felon and is now again pro-Felon—gleefully told reporters that she introduced the bill specifically because of McBride and seemed to enjoy the added bonus that her Hate Bill would likely impact all transgender people who work at the Capitol, saying:

“She was born a biological male; she should use the men’s restroom. That’s how it should work.”

And then she took her Hate to X where Hate lives:

“Never thought this would have to happen, but we are introducing a resolution banning biological men from entering protected spaces for women on Capitol grounds. Protecting biological women starts here and it starts now.”

“Playing make believe dress up doesn't mean you should be allowed in women's private spaces.”

“Women's bathrooms are for biological women. Not men in a mini skirt.”

And because she found herself scoring clicks on social media and the news media, Nancy Mace then did an interview with Scripps anchor Liz Landers who tried to check her transphobia:

LANDERS: I just want to add that [McBride] does identify as a woman. I will be referring to her in that way–.

MACE: She’s not a woman! It’s a MAN! She was born a man! She’s a man! She is biologically a male. That is science. You guys on the left in the mainstream media want to say, “follow the science.” Let’s follow the science! Okay. He is a man. He can wear a dress–.

LANDERS: Congresswoman–.

NANCY MACE: He can call himself … his pronouns, can be she or her. But he doesn’t belong in a women’s restroom, period!

LANDERS: Are you suggesting that the representative-elect McBride poses some kind of danger to you and other women in Congress?

MACE: Absolutely! Absolutely! 100%. This is an assault on women, a man being a biological man, a man with a penis, male genitalia—being in a women’s locker room is an assault on women. And so the question is, do I have rights as a woman or not? And I’m not going to allow the media or Congress to strip away women’s rights for one half of 1% of people out there. That more than likely, he’s got a mental illness and this is why he’s doing this. He should not be forcing his private parts into women’s private spaces. I’m absolutely a no, hard pass on this. I’m going to fight it every step of the way.

LANDERS: Are you diagnosing, right now, an incoming member of Congress with a mental illness? I’m not sure how you would know that.

MACE: I am absolutely diagnosing anyone who cross-dresses with a mental illness. And in fact, by the way, I’m getting death threats from men dressed up as women who want to kill me because I don’t want penises in women’s bathroom.

Kill her? Trans people don’t want to kill her, they just want to pee. People born male, assigned male at birth, who identify as male, are not going to endure years of therapies and hormones and surgeries just to use a Congressional bathroom hoping to get a glimpse of Nany Mace’s, or any woman’s, private parts no matter how much she screams about it.

But her shrieks were heard by Nationalist Christian, AKA Nat-C Speaker of the House Mike Johnson, who announced that transgender women are not permitted to use bathrooms in the Capitol or bathrooms in House office buildings, changing rooms and locker rooms. Under House rules, the Nat-C Speaker has “general control” of facilities in the chamber, giving him the authority to issue the policy surrounding bathrooms.

General control? Will Mikey be doing Penis Proving at the ladies’ loo? Vaginal Verification at the men’s room?

But what’s even more sickening about Nancy Mace and her transphobic hatred—lies, really—is that she used to reject this kind of politics. In a March 2021 interview with the Washington Examiner, Mace said:

“I strongly support LGBTQ rights and equality. No one should be discriminated against.”

Mace said she believed “religious liberty, the First Amendment, gay rights, and transgender equality can all coexist.”

But now that The Felon and the anti-transgender party is in power Nancy Mace, like the coward she and most Republicans are, has backtracked, flip-flopped, and shrieked like a howler monkey about the dangers of allowing transwomen to use a female bathroom.

I hope that Nancy Mace goes somewhere in this country, anywhere in the country, and tries to use a women’s restroom and someone stops her because they believe her to be transgender and want to do a genital check.

This Bitch!