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Congresswoman bullied by Nancy Mace gets last laugh after primary election: 'Happy Pride'

McBride mocked Mace’s record on transgender rights after Mace finished fifth in the gubernatorial primary.

Congresswoman bullied by Nancy Mace gets last laugh after primary election: 'Happy Pride'
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Nancy Mace finished fifth in South Carolina’s gubernatorial primary, and Sarah McBride responded with a pointed Pride-themed quip. Mace conceded and endorsed Alan Wilson, who advanced to a runoff against Trump-backed Pam Evette.

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Representative whose response to Nancy Mace followed Mace’s primary loss

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ALSO MENTIONED  Alan Wilson, Candidate endorsed by Mace who advanced to the runoff; Pam Evette, Trump-backed candidate who advanced to the runoff

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Sarah McBride Responds to Nancy Mace’s Fifth-Place Primary Finish

Outlets agree that Nancy Mace finished fifth in South Carolina’s Republican gubernatorial primary and Sarah McBride mocked the result. Left-leaning outlets present McBride’s response as a satisfying rebuke, with one piece connecting the loss to ongoing fights over trans rights. Center outlets pair the fifth-place finish with her mockery and add context on their earlier dispute. Right-leaning outlets emphasize Democrats’ mockery of Mace and her exchanges with Ilhan Omar.

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