South Carolina is facing a crisis of crime and "woke" indoctrination... and one Republican politician is vowing to bring a populist firestorm to crush it.
At her very first town hall since announcing her run for governor, Representative Nancy Mace is already asking for President Trump's support to take over the state. She's making it clear she stands with one person against a corrupt establishment. She says the same forces that went after the President are now coming for her.
Her first target: a state where she says law and order is missing. Mace points to a broken justice system where violent criminals and even pedophiles are getting lenient sentences. Her promise is not just bold, it's brutal.
Her second battle is for the classroom, promising to end what she calls "cultural rot" and protect children from radical ideology. She points to a time she forced a major university to remove a student form that listed 15 genders... none of which were male or female. After she exposed it, the university backed down.
Her response? Mace is positioning herself as the only fighter with the courage to take on powerful institutions.
Her message is unmistakable: South Carolina needs more than a politician. It needs a warrior.