Rep. Nancy Mace, R-S. C., said she was actually accosted on Capitol grounds Tuesday night, and the suspect has since been arrested. The U. S. Capitol Police said that just before 6 p. m. the company of a member of Congress, later identified as Mace, reported an event in the Rayburn House Office Building. The suspect, identified as 33-year-old James McIntyre of Illinois, was tracked down by property division commanders and agents with the Hazard Assessment Part of the police office. NANCY MACE’S EFFORT TO BAN TRANSGENDER DELAWARE DEMOCRAT FROM CAPITOL WOMEN’S RESTROOMS GAINS SUPPORTPolice interviewed McIntyre and finally detained him on the grounds of assaulting a federal standard. ” Now, my fight to protect people caused me to be physically abused on Capitol grounds.” He has been detained by the Capitol officers, according to Mace in a blog on X. ” Our place is being consistently supported by all the violence and threats.” People should be in good health. Your threats won’t quit my fight for women.” Mace has been outspoken about her opposition to transgender people using bathrooms that are not their natural gender. Democrat from Delaware Rep. Sarah McBride, a Democrat from Delaware, is the subject of congressional harassment on Capitol Hill. McBride, a natural man, recognizes and presents as a person. According to Mace, she reported last month that she was receiving death threats and that she was being “unfairly targeted.” She likewise proposed the House’s quality H. R. 1579, which had outlaw members, officers, and employees from using facilities that do not correspond to their biological sex. CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPMace’s company did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital’s request for comment. Fox News Digital’s Charles Creitz contributed to this statement.
After allegedly assaulting Rep. Nancy Mace, Congress Police make an arrest.
