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MAGA Rep Cory Mills Revives Nancy Mace Booze Claims Amid Feud

Mace filed a measure seeking Mills’ expulsion and continued to press colleagues to support it.

MAGA Rep Cory Mills Revives Nancy Mace Booze Claims Amid Feud
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This article1 analysis · Oct 7, 2026
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Rep. Nancy Mace is seeking to expel Rep. Cory Mills amid ethics investigations, and the two traded social-media attacks over their respective controversies. Both deny wrongdoing.

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Nancy Mace
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South Carolina representative seeking Mills’ expulsion and trading public attacks with him

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Cory Mills
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Florida representative who publicly attacked Nancy Mace during their dispute

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Donald Trump
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President mentioned in connection with Mace’s past calls to hold him accountable

ALSO MENTIONED  Lindsey Langston, Mills’ ex-girlfriend, who obtained a restraining order against him

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Nancy Mace Introduces Resolution to Expel Cory Mills

Nancy Mace introduced a House resolution seeking the expulsion of fellow Republican Cory Mills, citing allegations against him. Left-leaning outlets portray the episode as a feud of competing accusations, with some supporting Mace’s move and others mocking both lawmakers. Center outlets mostly present the resolution alongside allegations, denials and counterclaims, with several noting that Mace also faces an ethics inquiry. Right-leaning outlets generally foreground Mace’s case for expelling Mills, though some give weight to his denials, due-process arguments or counterclaims.

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