Nancy Mace appeals to women at RNC as ‘single mom and rape survivor’ – Washington Examiner
The article discusses Nancy Mace’s speech at the Republican National Convention where she appealed to female voters by sharing her personal experiences as a single mom and rape survivor. Mace highlighted her father’s military service and praised former President Donald Trump’s foreign policies. She also emphasized the importance of women supporting each other in politics. Mace, who is running for Congress in South Carolina, used her speech to connect with female voters by sharing deeply personal anecdotes. She spoke about her struggles as a single mom and how she was able to overcome them with hard work and determination. Mace also revealed that she was a survivor of sexual assault and shared how she used that experience to become a stronger person.
In addition to her personal stories, Mace also highlighted her father’s military service and her own background in national security and international relations. She praised Trump’s foreign policies and credited him with standing up to countries like China and Iran.
Mace emphasized the importance of women supporting each other in politics, despite their differences. She encouraged women to be bold and to speak out for what they believe in, even if it means going against the grain.
Mace’s speech was well-received by the audience at the RNC and helped her to connect with female voters who may be unsure about supporting the Republican Party. By sharing her personal experiences and emphasizing the need for women to support each other, Mace showed that she is a strong advocate for women’s issues and a voice for those who may not always feel heard in politics.
Nancy Mace makes appeal to women as ‘single mom and rape survivor’ in RNC speech
MILWAUKEE — Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC) took the stage during the third day of the Republican National Convention to appeal to female voters as GOP lawmakers made the case for former President Donald Trump’s return to the White House.
Mace introduced herself as both a “single mom” and “rape survivor” in her remarks, telling female attendees in the crowd that they “have a sister in me.” The South Carolina Republican also pointed to her father’s experience as an Army brigadier general as she lauded Trump’s foreign policies when he was in office.
“What we’re witnessing today is proof that strength preserves peace and weakness invites war,” Mace said. “We can never project strength around the world when weakness stands in the White House.”
Mace specifically cited the threat China poses, arguing the country has caused an increase in fentanyl being smuggled across the U.S. border. Mace again made an appeal to female voters to argue China “oppress[es] their own people, especially women.”
“I know a strong leader when I see one,” Mace said. “Donald Trump’s stood up to China before and he will do it again.”
Mace’s speech comes on the third day of the quadrennial convention, which bears the theme “Make America Strong Again,” focusing on the country’s foreign policy and international standing.
Mace was one of several House Republicans to hold a speaking slot during the high-profile nominating convention, especially as GOP leaders look to expand their historically small margin next year. House Republican leaders have expressed confidence in their chances, especially with Trump and vice presidential nominee Sen. J.D. Vance (R-OH) at the top of the ticket.
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