South Carolina Lawmaker’s Home Vandalized by Antifa

South Carolina Representative Nancy Mace’s home was reportedly vandalized over the weekend, spray-painted with obscenities and anarchist emblems associated with Antifa, the domestic group infamous for engaging in political violence in major American cities.

The Republican congresswoman arrived at her property Monday morning to find that her house, front steps, sidewalks, and street were covered with black spray paint. The vandals spray painted Antifa symbols and profanities on her home, including “F*** you Nancy,” “all politicians are bastards,” “no god, no masters,” “pass the pro act.”

Mace shared her feelings of fear after the incident at her home, where she lives with her two children.

“I’m a single mom and this is where I’m raising my family,” Mace told Fox News. “Rhetoric has reached, I think, an all-time high. And we’ve got to take it down a notch because real words have real consequences on real people in real life.”

“It doesn’t matter what your political beliefs are or your political affiliation, everyone should feel safe in their own home. And to have someone trespass onto your property and deface it in such a vile manner – even my kids had to see that yesterday.”

In recent months, amid the violence erupting in the streets of America by lone protesters and organized groups, some elected officials and particularly President Joe Biden have discounted the danger of Antifa by calling it just an “idea.” Mace had choice words for those who try to downplay the seriousness of the national security peril Antifa poses.

“It’s awful and it also goes to show that Antifa isn’t just an ideology, you know, as some want to call it,” Mace said. “These are real people with criminal intent.

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