Summary
South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson criticized Representative Nancy Mace over an incident at Charleston International Airport where Mace allegedly had a confrontation with security officers. Both politicians are potential candidates for South Carolina's governor, and this incident has attracted attention due to Mace's political stance and social media presence.
Key Facts
- Alan Wilson and Nancy Mace, both South Carolina Republicans, are considering running for governor.
- Mace reportedly had an argument with airport security officials in October.
- A police report claims Mace shouted at officers and complained on her way to her gate.
- Mace denies the report's claims, saying they are false and part of a political attack.
- Wilson refuted Mace's accusation that he was involved in a "political hit job."
- This incident has increased interest in the upcoming gubernatorial race and Mace's political alignment with President Trump.
- The South Carolina gubernatorial election is scheduled for November 3, 2026.
