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Dispatches

  • October 12, 2026 · Dispatch

    Nancy Mace's Mother Was There for Her Once Every Other Bridge Got Burned

    The only one still there for her. In a narrated documentary cut, Rep. Nancy Mace's own words ("I don't have any friends," and on the House floor, the bridges she was burning) are set beside her posts about her mother, Dr. Anne J. Mace, and the dated reporting on who left her office and campaign. Anne Mace is a private citizen and is accused of nothing.

  • October 11, 2026 · Dispatch

    The One Who Stayed: Nancy Mace and Her Mother

    A documentary cut and a dated record of what Rep. Nancy Mace has posted and said about her mother, Dr. Anne J. Mace, set beside what was happening in her political life that week, from a 2018 letter to the editor to an Oct. 11, 2026 brunch photo. It runs her own posts, her interviews, news reports and her mother's published words, with every post dated to the Eastern day it went up and every pairing rated for how closely the two events fit. Anne Mace is a private citizen and is accused of nothing.

Wiki & people

  • Dr. Anne J. Mace

    Dr. Anne J. Mace is the mother of U.S. Rep. Nancy Mace and the widow of Brig. Gen. J. Emory Mace. A retired public school teacher who holds a master's degree from The Citadel (1972), she defended her daughter's Citadel record in a signed 2018 newspaper letter, signed a 2025 fundraising email for her daughter's campaign for governor, and appears throughout Nancy Mace's own account of her life.

    October 11, 2026 · Wiki

  • John Mace McGrath

    John Mace McGrath is the chairman of the Berkeley County Republican Party and a nephew of Rep. Nancy Mace; a Citadel graduate and U.S. Army officer, he worked on Mace's 2024 re-election campaign before moving into county party leadership. The Washington Post reported that Mace confronted him at a May 1, 2025 JD Vance steel-plant event over an Alan Wilson endorsement, and during the 2026 governor's race he did not back his aunt's campaign.

    April 15, 2025 · Wiki