Nancy Mace Outlines Bold Reform Agenda

Greenville, SC, May 5th, 2026 - The Greenville County Republican Party hosted a standing-room-only meetup at Carolina Fine Foods on Monday, demonstrating a massive surge in local conservative momentum. While the event was originally prepared for a capacity of 75 guests, an overwhelming turnout of over 150 patriots packed the main dining area and two additional overflow rooms to hear from local leaders and candidates. 

A Vision for Reform and Accountability 

As the evening’s keynote speaker and candidate for South Carolina Governor, Congresswoman Nancy Mace energized the crowd with a fearless "America First" platform. Identifying herself as a dedicated public servant, Mace detailed her aggressive legislative agenda, which includes a plan to have 100 bills drafted by August. 

Mace’s primary objectives as Governor were focused on: 

• Rooting out corruption at all levels of government, including at the statehouse. 

• Protecting children by appropriate, rigorous sentencing for child predators and pedophiles. 

• Judicial Reform by specifically ending the practice of our judges being appointed by lawyer legislators. 

• Economic Relief through the elimination of the state income tax. 

Local Leadership and Grassroots Action 

In addition to Rep. Mace, attendees received local updates Simpsonville City Councilmen Jerry Tuso, Chad O’Rear and Mayor Pro Tem Aaron Rupe. Candidates for County Council District 28, Allen Kellett and Kyle Long shared their campaign goals and vision for the district. 

Renowned WORD 98.9 radio host Bill Frady took the floor to deliver a stirring call to action, warning the audience against the aggressive tactics of the radical left. He emphasized that grassroots engagement is the only way to preserve the community's core values and urged every attendee to vote on June 9th - and to take two friends to the polls. 

Radical Left  Protesters 

The enthusiasm inside the building stood in stark contrast to a approximately 10 liberal protesters crashing the event. The desperation of the "angry left" was on full display as one individual inside the room called Congresswoman Mace a “b*tch” and made a threatening two finger gun-shooting gesture with her hands. 

Greenville GOP Chairman Jeff Davis noted that such unhinged behavior only reinforces the necessity of conservative leadership. "When you see that level of vitriol, it reminds you exactly what is at stake."●