Anti-LGBTQ+ Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC), who is running for South Carolina governor, is now claiming that police falsified a report that said she turned a minor miscommunication at the Charleston International Airport into a swear-filled spectacle that left airport employees visibly upset.CNN anchorwoman Kaitlan Collins recently asked Mace about the October 30 incident, in which a miscommunication about the color of her vehicle led airport security workers to miss meeting and escorting her through expedited security. Related Nancy Mace bluntly declares herself a proud transphobe A police report of the incident said that Mace called police f**king idiots and f**king incompetent; proclaimed that she is a f**king representative; and told a TSA supervisor, Im sick of your s**t. You guys are always f**king late and this is f**king ridiculous.The report was actually falsified, Mace claimed. Ive never called a cop an idiot. That is a remarkably false statement. I am absolutely saying that that report was falsified. 100% fictitious, falsified. I have never called someone an idiot. That is shocking to me. I use vulgar language frequently. The president does. I do express my frustration. I do take responsibility for my words, I always have. But the idea that I would call somebody an idiot? I have never done that in my life, and to me it was an incredible hit job. It was effective, it was a very effective political hit job, but thats all that it was. Insights for the LGBTQ+ community Subscribe to our briefing for insights into how politics impacts the LGBTQ+ community and more. Subscribe to our Newsletter today Mace: I back the blueCollins: The police quote you in this report as you calling them effing idiots and effing incompetent, while stating that you're an effing representative and telling a TSA supervisor: I'm sick of your shit. I'm tired of having to wait. I should not have pic.twitter.com/qYm2yk5hxm Acyn (@Acyn) December 10, 2025 Mace has accused the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) and Charleston International Airport security (CHS) workers of conspiring against her in a disturbing abuse of power and a clear case of political retaliation.She hasclaimedthat her selection for additional airport security screening was the stuff of the DEEP STATE and BIG BROTHER, andclaimedthat her lawsuit against the airport may bring South Carolinas Attorney General down in flames with it, and several others.However, local police, her fellow state Republicans, and at least one conservative commentator seem to think she is behaving in inappropriate and embarrassing ways, and may also be struggling with mental health. The general feeling is that there is something unwell about her, an anonymous House Republican recently told CNNs anchorperson Jake Tapper. Shes really going through a crisis. Its sad. Clearly, there is something going on with her.Subscribe to theLGBTQ Nation newsletterand be the first to know about the latest headlines shaping LGBTQ+ communities worldwide.