Mace slams House GOP leaders in op-ed,
claiming Pelosi was 'more effective' speaker
than Republicans
Posted By: ConservativeYankee, 12/9/2025 9:35:15 AM
South Carolina GOP Rep. Nancy Mace slammed her party's House leadership Monday in an opinion piece for the New York Times, where she claimed that former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was a "more effective" leader than Republicans. Mace is the latest female Republican lawmaker to blast House leadership and the Trump administration, after Georgia firebrand Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene broke from her party to criticize its leadership in recent months. "I came to Congress five years ago believing I could make a difference for my constituents, for South Carolina and for a country I love deeply," Mace wrote in her piece. "But I’ve learned that the system in the House
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Mace slams House GOP leaders in op-ed,
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Mace slams House GOP leaders in op-ed,
claiming Pelosi was 'more effective' speaker
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