If you call [the number], that is our hotline. If you are a victim, let us know, we will help you.
Nancy Mace
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Nancy Ruth Mace is an American politician serving as the U.S. Representative for South Carolina's 1st congressional district since January 3, 2021. A member of the Republican Party, she is the first woman to graduate from The Citadel, a military college in South Carolina. Mace has focused on issues such as economic development, veterans' affairs, and education during her time in office. She has also been vocal on matters related to justice for survivors of abuse, emphasizing the importance of accountability for perpetrators.
None of this is conjecture. This is not an allegation. These are the facts. In black and white. Without exaggeration. Documented. Sometimes with metadata.
We're talking about rape, non-consensual photos, non-consensual videos of women and underage girls, and the premeditated, calculated exploitation of women and girls in my district.
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You have bought yourself a one-way ticket to hell. It is nonstop, there are no connections, so I and all your victims can watch you rot in eternity.
Did South Carolina's attorney general have any of these predators indicted after being provided clear-cut and dry evidence, including video, photos, and witnesses?
This isn't a story about bitter ex-girlfriends or consensual sex tapes—there are plenty of those. I don't care what two consenting adults agree to do.
Tonight is about justice for me and tonight is about justice for all of the women that you all raped, that you all filmed, that you all photographed, that you all abused for years.
this Congress, I will continue to fight to end all animal testing, including by introducing legislation that prohibits use of Federal funds for these cruel animal sex-change experiments.
Can you briefly describe how new technologies can allow us to transition away from animal testing without hindering scientific research?
Today's conversation builds upon the work that I and many of us on Oversight and throughout Congress have been working on for years to end animal testing.
Last Congress, I introduced the Preventing Animal Abuse and Waste Act to prohibit the NIH from conducting or funding research that causes significant pain or distress to cats or dogs.
As you know, I have been long vocal about animal experiments and Federal-funded animal testing...
Can the scientific challenges we face today be saved by relying on animal testing?
This is a boondoggle. It is a racket, and hundreds of millions of dollars--billions of dollars, in fact--have been wasted on it.
Continuing to send tax dollars to an authoritarian adversary's animal labs is a recipe for disaster.
Yes, there is a lot of nightmarish stuff that we are being forced to fund, and taxpayers do not like it, and they do not even know how bad the situation is. If they did, they would be marching in the streets.
Why is the Federal Government spending taxpayer dollars to create transgender animals?





