Nancy Mace accused a Republican of being trans. He's now mocking her "psychotic episode." - LGBTQ Nation
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Nancy Mace accused a Republican of being trans. He's now mocking her "psychotic episode." - LGBTQ Nation
""I mean, you look at the headlines recently, Sandra, and you've got an apoplectic congresswoman who's having a psychotic episode in Charleston at an airport," he said, referring to Mace's alleged temper tantrum at the Charleston International Airport last week, where she cursed out TSA officials for not escorting her from her car to the gate. "You've got this debate over white nationalism," he continued, referring possibly to Republicans debating the place of neo-Nazis in the party. "I think Trump is saying, 'Republicans, quit talking about all of that. Start talking about the best ten months any president has ever had in our history, and maybe we have a chance in the midterms.'""
"Former GOP Congressman and Fox News host Trey Gowdy refers to Congresswoman Nancy Mace as "an apoplectic congresswoman having a psychotic episode in Charleston at an airport." pic.twitter.com/ULL8Zl4Ahs- Yashar Ali 🐘 (@yashar) November 5, 2025"
""Which bathroom do we think Trey Gowdy uses?" Mace posted on X with a picture of Gowdy, effectively calling Gowdy transgender."
Trey Gowdy criticized Representative Nancy Mace for an airport confrontation in Charleston where she reportedly cursed at TSA for not providing an escort from her car to the gate. Gowdy described Mace as "an apoplectic congresswoman" and framed the episode alongside intra-party debates over white nationalism, urging Republicans to emphasize presidential accomplishments instead of controversies. The exchange followed a history of mutual barbs, including Mace's X post mocking Gowdy's restroom choice amid her push to ban transgender people from certain Capitol restrooms after Sarah McBride's election. The dispute highlights intra-party tensions over messaging and culture-war issues ahead of the midterms.
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