Nancy Mace Faces Backlash Over Comments About Muslim U.S. Officials
Jimenez pressed Mace on repeated false claims about Muslim Americans during a live CNN interview, as critics called her remarks Islamophobic.
- On Sunday, CNN anchor Omar Jimenez challenged Rep. Nancy Mace over recent social media posts labeling Muslim Americans holding public office as threats to national security.
- Mace wrote on Friday that every Muslim official is a "trojan horse," explicitly targeting Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed, New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani, and activist Hasan Piker.
- Jimenez cited the First Amendment when Mace complained about the Muslim call to prayer in American cities, noting that the Constitution protects religious expression regardless of personal preference.
- The congresswoman doubled down during the interview, stating she opposes the call to prayer and believes the United States should ban immigration from Muslim-majority countries to protect national security.
- Critics and former officials condemned the remarks on social media, while Mace maintained her position, echoing rhetoric she previously used during the South Carolina Republican gubernatorial primary campaign.
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Nancy Mace Goes Scorched Earth Calling Out CNN Host To His Face - The American Tribune.com
CNN host Omar Jimenez got into a heated exchange with Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC) over remarks she made about Islamic public officials serving in political positions in the United States being a “Trojan horse.” Mace stood her ground and completely annihilated Jimenez and the rest of her critics while calling out one of the greatest threats to the American way of life. The interview started with Jimenez bringing up something Mace said on social media …
BREAKING: CAIR Says President Trump’s Hateful Rhetoric ‘Puts a Target’ on the Back of Muslim Elected Officials
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CNN host gets into fiery debate with Nancy Mace on live TV
CNN anchor Omar Jimenez and Republican Rep. Nancy Mace of South Carolina clashed over the First Amendment during a tense exchange, after Mace characterized Muslim elected officials as a threat to national security in posts on X. CNN’s Omar Jimenez attempts to explain the 1st Amendment to the preposterously Islamophobic Nancy Mace pic.twitter.com/dJHJYEv7oz— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) August 9, 2026 The confrontation began when Jimenez asked Mace wh…
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