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  • Mace fires back at Scott and Graham: 'REAL MEN PROTECT WOMEN'

    After both of South Carolina's Republican senators publicly rebuked her over the Charleston airport confrontation, Rep. Nancy Mace posted a series of combative responses on X, questioning why male senators with personal security would criticize a woman who says she can't get the same protection, and writing 'REAL MEN PROTECT WOMEN.'

  • Sen. Tim Scott denounces Rep. Mace naming him following situation at CHS airport

    Sen. Tim Scott publicly distanced himself from Mace after she invoked his name in connection with the airport incident, stating it is 'never acceptable' to berate police officers and emphasizing that elected officials serve the public.

  • Nancy Mace faces backlash, legal threat fallout from airport clash

    The Post and Courier, South Carolina's paper of record, covered both senators' condemnation of Mace's airport conduct and reported on the legal threats she issued against the airport after the police report and surveillance footage became public.

  • Tim Scott rebukes Mace over airport tirade: 'We work for them, not vice versa'

    South Carolina's junior senator Tim Scott publicly rebuked Rep. Nancy Mace the day after she invoked his name during her Oct. 30 airport confrontation, saying it is 'never acceptable to berate police officers, airport staff, and TSA agents' and that members of Congress 'work for them, not vice versa.'

  • Tim Scott Hits Back at Nancy Mace Over Congresswoman's Airport Saga

    NOTUS reported Sen. Scott's pointed response to Mace's invocation of his name in the airport incident aftermath, with Scott contrasting his own respectful treatment of police and airport staff with Mace's reported conduct.

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  • Tim Scott

    U.S. Senator from South Carolina who publicly rebuked Nancy Mace after she invoked his name during the October 2025 Charleston airport confrontation.