Official Newsletter

Oversight Hearing With Director of the United States Secret Service Kimberly Cheatle

We asked questions during a critical Oversight Hearing with Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle regarding the July 13th assassination attempt on former President Trump. 

We grilled Director Cheatle on the Secret Service's failure to prevent this tragedy. Despite repeated questioning, she failed to provide clear answers regarding how many times the Secret Service denied protection to President Donald Trump before the assassination attempt. What we witnessed on Monday was an unacceptable performance by Director Kim Cheatle. A colossal failure of this magnitude is a matter of national security. We are sick and tired of the lies being fed to the American people. We need leadership that prioritizes the safety of our nation’s leaders and provides honest, straightforward answers to Congress and the American people. You can watch our full line of rapid fire questioning here or by clicking the photo above. 

Filing Articles of Impeachment Against Director Cheatle

Following the appalling responses during the Oversight Hearing, our office took unprecedented action: On July 22, we filed a privileged motion to impeach Director Kimberly Cheatle. This marks the first time in American history that the House will vote on impeaching an "inferior officer" not subject to Senate confirmation. We introduced these articles because of her gross dereliction of duty since July 13th that led to the death of a father and an assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump. Director Cheatle not only failed to provide us with answers, but she also blatantly stonewalled our efforts to obtain a timeline of events. Her performance was an affront to accountability and transparency, showcasing her complete inability to lead. She failed to provide us with answers. She failed to tell us a timeline. She failed in every way imaginable. Luckily for her, she stepped down before the House took a vote. You can watch us introduce the impeachment articles here. 

Our office has taken decisive action by introducing a resolution urging Vice President Kamala Harris to invoke the 25th Amendment. This comes in response to mounting concerns about President Joe Biden's cognitive health and his unexpected withdrawal from the presidential race. We believe that the American people deserve a president who is fully capable of leading our nation, and President Biden's recent actions have raised serious alarms. Despite efforts to downplay these concerns, we believe the evidence has become undeniable, and it's crucial for the stability of our nation that this matter is addressed promptly and decisively. To learn more, you can watch our video by clicking the photo above or by reading our press release here.

Our office has introduced the "Preventing the Recognition of Terrorist States Act of 2024" which takes a firm stand against the Taliban regime in Afghanistan. This bill ensures that the United States will never recognize the Taliban as a legitimate government. It prohibits any federal agency from implying such recognition or using taxpayer funds to support policies that would legitimize the Taliban's rule. Furthermore, the bill requires the Secretary of State to officially designate the Taliban regime as both a state sponsor of terrorism and a foreign terrorist organization. You can read our press release for this bill here. 

Our office held a hearing titled “Enhancing Cybersecurity by Eliminating Inconsistent Regulations” because we recognize the urgent need to address the current chaotic state of cybersecurity regulations. Federal rules meant to protect us from cyber threats are often overlapping and inconsistent, creating confusion and inefficiency for key industry players. We believe that strong, centralized leadership from the Executive Office of the President is essential to streamline these regulations. Our goal is to ensure a cohesive approach that checks bureaucratic overreach and protects the broader interests of our nation. This hearing was a crucial step toward achieving a more effective and unified cybersecurity strategy. You can watch the full hearing here.

We spoke at Senator Tim Scott’s 14th annual South Carolina Prayer Breakfast, a time filled with fellowship and remembrance for all of God’s great blessings. We prayed over our state and our leaders both locally and nationally. The event provided a moment of pause in our busy lives to remember the many blessings bestowed upon our great state. Together, we lifted our voices in prayer for South Carolina, its people, and our dedicated leaders at both the local and national levels. Senator Scott led us in a heartfelt invocation, reminding us of the power of faith and community in addressing the challenges we face. The breakfast served not only as a time of prayer but also as an opportunity to strengthen the bonds that unite us as South Carolinians.

ABC News: GOP Rep. Nancy Mace to force a full House vote to impeach Secret Service Director Cheatle

WCSC: Congresswoman Nancy Mace Calls on Harris to Invoke 25th Amendment VIDEO: Rep. Nancy Mace Tears Apart Director Cheatle on Trump's Assassination Attempt

H. Res. 1367 - Task Force on Attempted Assassination

Yesterday, by a vote of 416-0, the House of Representatives voted to establish a bipartisan task force to investigate the attempted assassination of Donald J. Trump. We voted YES. S. 3249 - VA Clinic Naming

Voted YES to designate the VA outpatient clinic in Wyandotte County, Kansas City, Kansas, as the "Captain Elwin Shopteese VA Clinic".

H.R. 1631 - Protecting and Enhancing Public Access to Codes Act

Voted YES on this bill, which addresses copyright protections for privately-developed technical standards that are incorporated into laws or regulations. For example, this could apply to a state law that requires buildings to comply with electrical standards developed by a private standards development organization. The bill aims to clarify the current lack of consensus on whether a technical standard incorporated by reference into law retains copyright protection.

H.R. 8812 - Water Resources Development Act of 2024

We voted in favor of this bill that addresses various water resources projects and feasibility studies by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. This legislation aims to enhance the navigability of certain waterways, reduce flood and storm damage, and restore aquatic ecosystems. It also focuses on maintaining ports and harbors, supporting water supply and storage projects, and constructing water and wastewater infrastructure. This vote ensures that we continue to improve and safeguard our water resources, benefiting the Lowcountry and environment.

H.R. 8997 - Energy and Water Development and Related Agencies Appropriations Act, 2025

Voted YES on several amendments to reduce spending in various areas. This bill provides funding for energy and water development projects.

H.R. 8998 - Department of the Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies Appropriations Act, 2025

Voted YES on the final passage. This bill makes appropriations for the Department of the Interior, environment, and like our National Parks and Wildlife services for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2025.

H.R. 7887 - ACCESS Act

We Voted YES on our bill, the ACCESS Act, This bill would have prioritized experience over educational requirements for proposed contractor personnel in certain contract solicitations.

H. Res. 1371 - Border Security Resolution

We voted YES on a resolution condemning the Biden Administration and Vice President Kamala Harris for alleged failure to secure the United States border.

Yours in Service,

Congresswoman Nancy Mace

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