Part of: COVID & Vaccines
The Vaccine Mace Urged You to Get Is Now 'Going to Kill You'
In April 2021 Nancy Mace got the COVID-19 vaccine on camera and urged South Carolinians to 'protect yourself, your family and your community.' That November she told CNN she had 'been a proponent of vaccinations.' On the September 24, 2026 episode of her 'Get Maced' podcast she called it 'the vax that's going to kill you' and said she has a 'vaccine injury like myself and millions of others.' We found no public documentation of that injury, and the CDC's own data does not support a claim of mass harm.
"Maybe Big Pharma, because they still want to give you the vax that's going to kill you, the jab, or give you a vaccine injury like myself and millions of others."
Rep. Nancy Mace, on her "Get Maced" podcast, September 24, 2026, at the 11:09 to 11:31 mark.
In April 2021, Nancy Mace rolled up her sleeve and told everyone else to do the same. After getting her COVID-19 shot at a vaccination site at Trident Technical College in North Charleston on April 13, 2021, she said she wanted "to encourage people to get out and protect yourself, your family and your community." That November, she told CNN in plain terms: "I've been a proponent of vaccinations."
Three years later, on the September 24, 2026 episode of her "Get Maced" podcast, the same shot had become, in her own words, "the vax that's going to kill you."
What she said
Between the 11:09 and 11:31 marks of the September 24 episode, Mace turned to Big Pharma and delivered the line:
"Maybe Big Pharma, because they still want to give you the vax that's going to kill you, the jab, or give you a vaccine injury like myself and millions of others."
Rep. Nancy Mace on "Get Maced," September 24, 2026. Source timestamp 11:09 to 11:31.
The source episode on Nancy Mace's own YouTube channel. Watch her say it in context. Full video on YouTube.
The Record
2021: the proponent. The vaccine Mace now describes as lethal is the one she publicly took and publicly promoted. On April 13, 2021, after receiving her dose at Trident Technical College in North Charleston, she urged people "to get out and protect yourself, your family and your community." On November 29, 2021, asked on CNN about vaccine mandates, she stated: "I've been a proponent of vaccinations." Those are her words, on the record, in her own voice.
The "millions" and the "kill you." The CDC reports that severe allergic reactions to COVID-19 vaccines are rare, on the order of roughly two to five cases of anaphylaxis per million doses administered. A report filed to the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS) is an unverified account of something that happened after a shot; a VAERS entry does not establish that a vaccine caused the event. The claim that the shot has produced injuries in "millions" of people is unsupported by that data. Readers can weigh the sitting-member framing against the public health record and judge for themselves.
Her own "vaccine injury" claim. Mace has said publicly, on more than one occasion since February 2023, that she suffered a vaccine injury. We found no public record documenting that injury: no medical filing, no committee record, no public account beyond the assertion itself. Mace sat on the House Oversight Committee, a perch with subpoena power and a hearing calendar, and we found no bill, hearing, or filing from her that documents the injury she describes. We are not saying no injury occurred; we cannot verify a private medical claim, and we are not asserting the opposite. We are noting only what the public record does and does not contain.
The words are hers, from the public record, and they point in two directions. In 2021, Nancy Mace took the COVID-19 vaccine, urged her constituents to "protect yourself, your family and your community," and told CNN she had "been a proponent of vaccinations." In 2026, she calls the same shot "the vax that's going to kill you." Readers can watch both and judge.
Sources & related coverage: Get Maced episode, September 24, 2026 (Nancy Mace's YouTube channel) · CDC, COVID-19 vaccine safety and anaphylaxis rate (~2 to 5 per million doses) · VAERS (Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System) reporting caveat: a report does not establish causation · Nancy Mace remarks at Trident Technical College vaccination site, North Charleston, April 13, 2021 · Nancy Mace on CNN, November 29, 2021 ("I've been a proponent of vaccinations") | Nancy Mace wiki · People index
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