Nancy Mace delivered an astonishing speech on the floor of the House Monday night where she said she had uncovered a ring of men who engaged in serial rape and sex trafficking while filming their victims.
The South Carolina Republican brought a series of props to the well of the House including handcuffs, cameras, a safe, and a drinking glass to illustrate her case, as she spoke for more than half an hour on the floor about the explosive allegations.
Mace said the glass served as a representation of how she says she was raped after blacking out when served two small vodka sodas. She identified the alleged perpetrators by name — even giving the towns they live in — on the House floor during extended speaking time that had been yielded to her by the congressional Republican leadership.
Seated behind her on the floor were Reps. Lauren Boebert and Anna Paulina Luna. Nancy Mace made a series of stunning rape allegations in a House floor speech. One person she identified, ex-fiance Patrick Bryant, vociferously denied the allegations against him in a statement to DailyMail. Another person Mace identified in her speech responded: 'I unequivocally deny all the allegations made against me which are baseless, repugnant and defamatory.
I intend to fight this in a court of law. The Charleston, South Carolina lawmaker says she uncovered digital evidence of women and girls being photographed without their knowledge — ultimately finding herself in the images in a discovery that shook her to the core. It felt like I had been raped. Was it Patrick Bryant? I don't know, but I was raped. Mace described how she says she came across the information that compelled her to speak to the Congress, where C-SPAN cameras aired her allegations live across the country, and when lawmakers' speeches gets formally entered into the Congressional Record.
