• Re: RINO Nancy Mace's office is in chaos, with her entire staff turning

    From The Backstabbers@21:1/5 to All on Wed Feb 7 01:39:38 2024
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    On 04 Apr 2022, pothead <potheadbjoe@gmail.com> posted some news:t2fbp3$3j543$12@news.freedyn.de:

    Nancy Mace is an attention whore and it's going to cost her. She'll
    be turning tricks on OnlyFans for rent money.

    GOP Freshman Rep. Nancy Mace's entire office staff has turned over since
    as of November 1, 2023

    Her former chief of staff is now running against her in the congressional primary.

    In recent months, several of her former staffers said her office was
    "toxic" and "abusive."

    Staff turnover in Republican Rep. Nancy Mace's office is about as high as possible as she deals with a primary challenge from a former chief of
    staff, a recent report revealed.

    On Monday, The Daily Beast reported that her entire Capitol Hill staff has turned over since November 1. Of the nine staffers, eight quit. The only
    person fired was her former chief of staff, Dan Hanlon, whom she let go on December 1, 2023, and who reportedly left with the office popcorn machine.

    Hanlon is now running against her in South Carolina's 1st Congressional District. According to the Washington Post, Hanlon was spurred into
    running for office by former Speaker of the House Kevin McCarthy after she voted to boot him from GOP leadership.

    Mace's office has gained a "toxic" reputation in recent months after her
    former staffers told several publications they were given unrealistic expectations, worked exhausting work hours, and felt that they were abused under her leadership.

    In November 2023, a separate report from The Daily Beast noted that
    several of her former staffers questioned how highly the member seemed to
    value television appearances and time in the spotlight more than
    legislating.

    Mace's conduct in office has done more than rankle her former staff: it's
    also given her opponents plenty of fodder in their campaigns to unseat
    her.

    Democrat Michael B. Moore, her possible opponent in November, said, "She
    says one thing, she votes another."

    "People are getting tired of that kind of thing," he added.

    A representative from Mace's staff did not respond to Business Insider's request for comment.

    https://www.businessinsider.com/nancy-maces-office-chaos-total-staff- turnover-in-three-months-2024-2&post-bottom-piano-recommendations

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