Nancy Mace exposes rape and sex crimes in shocking Congress speech

In Washington, D.C., on a Monday night, Congresswoman Nancy Mace accused her ex-fiancé, Patrick Bryant, and three other men of committing severe sexual crimes against her and other women. During her speech that lasted over 50 minutes, Mace detailed her discovery of over 10,000 disturbing videos and photos on Bryant's phone. These images included graphic content that portrayed sexual assaults and underage girls being exploited. Mace claimed that she uncovered this digital cache in October 2023, which led her to confront South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson about the alleged crimes and his office's lack of action. Mace criticized Wilson, stating that after she provided evidence, there were significant delays in investigating the case, which she viewed as a failure on his part to protect vulnerable individuals. Despite her claims, Wilson's office responded, asserting that they had not received any reports on these allegations from her or law enforcement agencies, labeling Mace's comments as categorically false. Mace's accusations were particularly shocking coming from a Republican congresswoman who has positioned herself as a defender of women's rights despite her controversial political stances, including her support for Donald Trump and stringent measures against transgender individuals. Her bold statements on the House floor drew attention not just for their content but also for the broader implications about the treatment of sexual assault victims within political and legal systems.