Rep. Nancy Mace

From the bottom of our hearts, thank you to each and every one of our veterans who served this great country. We love you, and God bless you.

The Lowcountry is military country. From Parris Island to Joint Base Lindsey Graham, we see the sacrifices of our servicemembers and their families every day.

Supporting our servicemembers and veterans has been a priority throughout our time in Congress. ✅ Secured $944.82 million in military authorizations and extensions for South Carolina’s key military installations, including Marine Corps Recruit Depot (MCRD) Parris Island, Marine Corps Air Station (MCAS) Beaufort, and Joint Base Charleston. ✅ Supported $30.4 million in authorization for a new VA clinic in Beaufort County. ✅ Secured provisions in the House-passed defense bill to restore critical services at Naval Hospital Beaufort. ✅ Helped secure the 218th signature to force a House vote on the Major Richard Star Act, so combat-injured veterans receive their full retirement and disability benefits. ✅ Supported a $212 million investment in U.S. Coast Guard Base Charleston. ✅ Introduced dozens of bills to hold the VA accountable, expand access to the care veterans and servicemembers deserve, protect military families and children, and restore merit in our armed forces. As we transition from one office to the next, our commitment remains unchanged. We will keep standing with our troops, veterans, and military families. God bless our troops, and God bless America.

We owe our veterans everything.

Twenty-eight years in the United States Army. A lifetime of service. This is our first Veterans Day without Dad, and we miss him more than words can say. To every veteran who served alongside him, who came before him and who has come after him, thank you.

We're committed to keeping our promise to fight for our veterans the way they fought for us.

Today we recognize every man and woman who has worn the uniform of the United States. Freedom isn’t free, and our veterans, past and present, have fought for over 250 years to defend it. They put their lives on the line so we could live ours. We will always stand with them and never forget their sacrifices. God bless our veterans. 🇺🇸

Every dollar wasted at the VA is a dollar taken away from our veterans. This is why we introduced the Veterans Affairs Management and Oversight of Software Assets (VAMOSA) Act to crack down on waste, eliminate unnecessary software spending, and ensure taxpayer dollars go toward caring for those who served, not bureaucratic inefficiency. Our veterans deserve a VA which puts them first.

There is a serious problem with how our country protects the rich and powerful at the expense of their vulnerable, innocent victims.

ICYMI: A new House Oversight Committee report details years of justice system failures, allowing Jeffrey Epstein to evade accountability while his victims were denied justice. Epstein did not escape accountability for years by accident. He had help: a secret deal, prosecutors with potential conflicts of interest, questionable relationships and banks looking the other way, all while young women and girls paid the price. The Epstein saga will go down as one of the biggest cover-ups in American history, a systemic failure at every level. We want every file released, victims’ identities protected, and every co-conspirator exposed and prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. Nobody should get a pass, no matter how rich, powerful, or politically connected. Every person who protected him, profited from him, or turned a blind eye must answer for it. The cover-up must end now.

Our military needs warfighters not DEI wimps. The truth isn't controversial.

INTRODUCING: The Supporting Veteran Mothers Act. Moms who served deserve better than what they are getting right now. Women who served our country should have real support when they start or grow their families. Our bill requires every VA medical facility with more than 100 patients to maintain at least one full-time maternity care coordinator for every 75 to 100 patients annually, with dedicated maternity care responsibilities. From pregnancy through postpartum, these women will have someone in their corner whose only job is making sure they and their babies get the care they need. VA facilities must review their staffing every two years, and any facility falling short has 45 days to submit a plan to fix it to the VA Secretary and Congress. The VA must also report to Congress every year and post a public summary online, so veteran moms can see exactly how their VA measures up. They served this country. Now it’s our turn to serve them.

Veterans Day is tomorrow, and it’s about more than thanking those who served. It’s about making sure we keep our promises to them. This is why we became the 218th signature on the discharge petition to force a House vote on the Major Richard Star Act, which would give combat-injured veterans their full retirement and disability benefits. We have the signatures. Now let’s GET IT PASSED.

The Epstein Files Transparency Act was passed to END the cover-ups, NOT continue them.

Lowcountry restaurant owners pour everything into their businesses. They hire local, cook local, and keep our communities running. They shouldn’t have to watch an outside website list, promote, or sell reservations to their tables without their permission. Our Supporting Equal Access to Tables (SEAT) Act, puts restaurants back in control. Third-party reservation websites and apps can only list, promote, sell, or advertise reservations for a restaurant if it has a written agreement with the restaurant or its authorized designee. Restaurant owners built the business. They should decide who sells their tables. Not middlemen.

Vote on Hegseth impeachment is at 5:30pm today - I will not be voting to impeach. The Iran war is through no fault of his own and he should not be the one scapegoated for it. I fully support the changes Hegseth has made to the DoW to make our fighting force the very best it can be.