Nancy Mace Faces Backlash Over Heated Supermarket Confrontation with Voter

South Carolina Republican Rep. Nancy Mace faced backlash after posting a video of a heated exchange with a constituent who questioned her about holding more town hall meetings this year. The confrontation, which took place in a makeup store, escalated quickly as Mace accused the man of harassment, invoked her support for gay marriage without prompting, and used expletives, calling him and Democrats 'crazy.' The man, who remained calm and kept his distance, pressed for a straightforward answer about upcoming town halls, but Mace responded with further insults and told him to 'get out of my face.' Both parties exchanged profanities before the man walked away, suggesting she would be voted out, while Mace insisted she had won her last election by a large margin. The incident has drawn criticism for Mace's handling of a constituent's question and her aggressive tone. Mace defended her actions on social media, stating she would not back down and characterizing the interaction as harassment by an 'unhinged lunatic.'