Nancy Mace: “Thank you, Madam Chairwoman. I yield back.”

Then go back to that country is all I have to say,” Mace concluded. “It doesn’t need to be here.

She doesn’t know enough to have an opinion about China, but she knows enough to send your kid to Tehran; that’s not a candidate, that’s what we call a rubber stamp.

This is the part that should worry you. On that one question, she had an answer, and it was yes.

“In the privacy of their own mosque or their own home, not on the streets of America. I think we’re speaking a very different, uh, vibe here,” Mace said.