Nancy Mace issues warning to MAGA Republicans

Representative Nancy Mace said she supports an impeachment inquiry into President Biden.

is held into Biden. Without additional funding the government is currently due to run out of money on September 30, resulting in a shutdown that would see many federal agencies forced to close.'s Kaitlan Collins whether"making [GOP] moderates vote for this would put them at risk" Mace replied:"Oh, 100 percent it puts them at risk."

"So you don't do that by making Republicans in moderate districts walk the plank on abortion, walk the plant on women's issues, walk the plank on birth control, walk the plank on an impeachment vote. Those are all reasons why we will lose next year if we continue down that path."

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