GOP Rep. Nancy Mace (SC) claims pro-life stance will hobble Republicans

When it comes to standing up for basic values, don’t look to South Carolina congressional House member Rep. Nancy Mace to stand for life. In fact, she is urging her colleagues to veer left on abortion, warning that Republicans will “lose huge” in 2024 if states keep passing what she calls “restrictive” abortion bans. This word manipulation translates to having no restriction on delivering death to healthy, pre-born human babies up until the moment of birth.

“We’re going to lose huge if we continue down this path of extremities,” Mace alleged Sunday on ABC’s “This Week,” calling on pro-life Republicans to find a “middle ground.”

Mace singled out Florida’s abortion ban legislation that Gov. Ron DeSantis signed in April. The Heartbeat Protection Act, which has yet to take effect due to an ongoing legal challenge in the state Supreme Court to a 15-week abortion ban, provides exceptions for rape and incest, but requires documentation, such as a police report.

“These are all very common sense positions that we can take and still be pro-life,” Mace opined, as she advocates for killing an innocent child for the crimes committed by the baby’s father in the event of rape or incest. Engaging in deceptive use of the English language, she knows all too well that the death penalty is never imposed on the existing children of criminally charged and prosecuted fathers. The double standard is Mace’s modus operandi.