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Twitchy Calls Mace's 'Fearless Four' Post 'Cringe.' Her Replies Outnumbered Her Likes.
Twitchy, a conservative commentary site, ran a piece on Nov. 10 headlined 'Cringe: Rep. Nancy Mace Stands With the Fearless Four Who Stood With Epstein Victims.' It is about her Nov. 9 X post with an AI-made image of herself, Marjorie Taylor Greene, Thomas Massie and Lauren Boebert: 'We are the Fearless Four. And none of us are coming back.' When we captured it, her post had 6.8K replies and 4.3K likes, more replies than likes, which X users call a ratio. Here is the post, the Twitchy piece, the replies, and the record.
Wednesday, November 11, 2026.
Twitchy, a conservative commentary site, headlined its Nov. 10 piece on Nancy Mace's "Fearless Four" post "Cringe." The post, an AI-made image of Mace with Marjorie Taylor Greene, Thomas Massie and Lauren Boebert, read: "We are the Fearless Four. And none of us are coming back." When we captured it, it had 6.8K replies and 4.3K likes. More replies than likes is what X users call a ratio.
Sources: Mace's post on X (Nov. 9, 2026, marked 'Last edited'; about 1 million views, 991 reposts, 4.3K likes, 6.8K replies when captured on Nov. 11), Twitchy's article, and Twitchy's post on X. Counts change; we give the numbers as captured.
What Twitchy wrote
Twitchy ran Cringe: Rep. Nancy Mace Stands With the 'Fearless Four' Who Stood With Epstein Victims by Brett T., dated Nov. 10, 2026, 11:00 p.m. The part of the article we could read says: 'I like Mace for the most part, but on Monday, she posted an AI rendering of the "Fearless Four" who stood with the Epstein survivors when it was politically toxic. Of note is the inclusion of impeachment-happy Rep. Thomas Massie.' It then quotes a Sept. 1 Twitchy piece by Sam J. criticizing Massie. Most of the article is behind Twitchy's VIP paywall, and we could not read any tweets it may embed.
Her post
We are the Fearless Four. And none of us are coming back.
We stood with the Epstein survivors when it was politically toxic. We put the truth and victims first.
We paid the price. And I'd do it all over again. No regrets.
Marjorie resigned. Thomas lost his primary. Lauren lost her election. I ran for governor and came up short.
3 million files are out because we refused to shut up.
Fearless doesn't mean invincible. Fearless means we didn't flinch.
X labels the image 'Made with Grok Imagine.' She tagged @mtgreenee, @laurenboebert and @MassieforKY. The '3 million files' figure is her number; we have not checked it.
The ratio
X users call it getting 'ratioed' when a post's replies outnumber its likes. When we captured it on Nov. 11, Mace's post showed 6.8K replies, 991 reposts and 4.3K likes. We did not read all 6.8K replies, so we do not know what share is critical. These are two of the replies, exactly as written, with the like counts X showed:
Brenden Dilley (@WarlordDilley), 2.7K likes: All unemployed as of January 2027.
Jaimee Michell (@JaimeeUSA), 437 likes: Nancy, I have secondhand embarrassment.
Many replies are insults, and we do not repeat them. Not every reply was critical; one wrote: 'I don’t agree on so much with you, but have endless respect for THIS. As an American, thank you 🙏🏻' (the account @tired_of_filter, 1 like).
The record
Per Newsweek (Nov. 10) and CNN (June 10):
- All four signed the discharge petition that forced a House vote on releasing the Epstein files.
- Marjorie Taylor Greene resigned on Jan. 5, 2026.
- Thomas Massie lost his May 2026 Republican primary to a Trump-endorsed candidate.
- Nancy Mace finished fifth in the June 9 Republican primary for governor. Conceding, she said, per CNN: 'I voted to release the Epstein files and lost some support for that.' CNN wrote it is 'too simple to reduce Mace, Greene and Massie's loss of power to the Epstein files.'
- Lauren Boebert: CNN projected she lost Colorado's 4th District to Democrat Eileen Laubacher. Newsweek wrote that AP had not called the race and that Boebert had not conceded.
On Feb. 10, 2025, Mace gave a speech on the House floor in which she made allegations of sexual abuse against several men, who have denied them. CNN reported that Reps. Anna Paulina Luna, Lauren Boebert and Victoria Spartz sat behind her.
Credit
The post is Nancy Mace's, on X (@NancyMace). The commentary is Twitchy's (@TwitchyTeam). The replies are by their authors, as linked. The Short's blurred background is from an MS NOW report (YouTube), with an AI-generated narration voice. Nothing here is a finding about anyone.
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