Part of: Musgrave v. Mace (2:25-cv-01823-RMG) · 2026 Governor Campaign
Republican Torches 'Entitled Brat' Nancy Mace Over Her F-Bomb Airport Tirade
The Daily Beast reported on South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson's CNN appearance in which he rebutted Rep. Nancy Mace's accusation that he orchestrated the airport police report, calling her conduct a reflection of someone who sees law enforcement as servants. Wilson disputed Mace's claim that he was behind the investigation.
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The Daily Beast's Janna Brancolini covered Alan Wilson's December 10 CNN appearance following Rep. Nancy Mace's accusations the previous night. Wilson denied any involvement in the Charleston Airport Police investigation and attacked Mace's characterization of officers and airport staff. He also stated that "this woman doesn't care about cops; she sees them as her servants." Both Mace and Wilson are candidates in South Carolina's 2026 Republican gubernatorial primary. Mace has disputed Wilson's account and maintained the report was politically motivated.
"She's an entitled brat."
South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson on CNN's "The Source with Kaitlan Collins," as reported by The Daily Beast
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