Epstein Victims Confront Nancy Mace, Emotional Response Questioned Due to Inconsistency in Account.

Rep. Nancy Mace (R-S.C.), a member of the Oversight Committee, created a stir when she left a meeting with Jeffrey Epstein's victims early and appeared visibly upset. The meeting was a closed-door session with members of the Oversight Committee investigating the federal government's handling of Epstein's case.

During the meeting, Mace listened to the harrowing stories of Epstein's victims. She later explained on her X account that she had a difficult time listening to the victims' stories due to her own recent experiences as a survivor. Mace accused four men, including her ex-fiancé Patrick Bryant, of drugging, raping, and filming her and other women without their consent in a speech in February.

However, Mace's emotional response to the meeting has been met with scepticism from some quarters. Critics on X suspected her tears were insincere, while Tim Hannan accused her of being attention-seeking and performative. Trump Tracker questioned Mace's empathy toward victims in light of President Donald Trump's multiple sexual misconduct allegations. Trump was found liable in a civil trial for sexually abusing writer E. Jean Carroll in a department store dressing room in the 1990s.

Farrah Oxford expressed concern about Mace's selective belief in victims' stories, while Savanah Hernandez suggested Mace should consider resigning if the Epstein meeting was too emotionally taxing. Billifer felt Mace's early departure from the meeting indicated an inability to perform her duties. CatherineFromMA criticized Mace for not pushing for the release of Epstein files.

Thousands of Epstein documents have been made publicly available by the Oversight Committee, but they were posted in a cumbersome Google Drive folder and most of the material had already been made public. The judge in the Carroll case added that Trump's actions fell within the common definition of rape, although jurors stopped short of saying he committed rape.

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It's important to note that all four men Mace accused have denied the allegations, with one suing Mace for defamation. Mace's political stance or past statements regarding the release of the Epstein documents could not be found in direct search results.

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