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Mace posts 'Estrogen doesn't love you' at a transgender influencer
From her official congressional X account, Mace replied 'Estrogen doesn't love you' to a transgender influencer's transition photo; the post drew roughly 15 million views.

On March 14, 2025, Rep. Nancy Mace posted from her official congressional X account (@RepNancyMace), in reply to a transgender influencer's transition photo:
"Estrogen doesn't love you."
The post drew roughly 15 million views. The influencer it targeted reported subsequent online harassment, and the reply was widely criticized as a member of Congress using an official account to single out a private individual.


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