Posted on 09/17/2026 8:07:28 AM PDT by simpson96
When TMZ DC asked Rep. Nancy Mace (R-S.C.) about Lindsay Clancy's murder case this week, she was blunt. In fact, I think she said exactly what a lot of people have been thinking but are generally too polite to say out loud.(snip)
When TMZ DC’s Jacob Wasserman mentioned Reddington’s pardon request to Mace, she vented her uninhibited opinion. "Which is how retarded it is," she said. "He knows, as an attorney in the state of Massachusetts, you can't ask for a federal pardon for a state case. I mean, it doesn't take a lawyer — I’m not even a lawyer, I didn't go to law school — it doesn't take a lawyer to figure that out. It was just a publicity stunt. I think it's nasty; it's ugly."
Mace had more to say on the subject. "Her children are dead. She should be dead, too," she averred. "She should get the death penalty. It should be public. It should be a public execution."
I don't think Wasserman could wrap his head around what she was saying, and he pushed to spell out exactly what she meant: "So when you say public execution, spell that out for me."
If he expected her to walk it back, he was very wrong.
Mace laid it out. "It could be by a firearm, it could be electric chair — I don't really care. Not an injection," she said, adding that it should stand as "a warning to women everywhere. You don't kill your kids." When Wasserman suggested that might be "a little out of bounds," Mace rejected his premise outright and doubled down. "Absolutely not," she said. "Child rapists, too — add them to the list of public executions. If people can get away with murdering children, what else can they do?"
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She’s always a little crazy, but she isn’t always wrong.
This trial is simply an outrage vehicle, like all sensational trials.
As with all sensational trials, I don’t bother reading past the headline.
Mace, on the other hand, is a barracuda when it comes to joining a media frenzy. She’s looking for her next gig, on The View or The Five or some such.
She’s not wrong.
A/O November she’s history.
I agree with her 100% on this.
The trial is in Massachusetts.
The probability of actually having a competent jury who will convict Lindsay Clancy for deliberately murdering her children is, based on a recent finding, only 0.0833%.
So you didn't read past the headline? To see what Mace is actually quoted as saying?
And then you criticize her for what she said?
That figure seems high.
Same here.
This time.
Agreed.
She’s right for a change.
It’s not the business of a US representative to weigh in on a murder trial. I care no more for her opinion on this matter than I would on whether she prefers Verdi to Puccini. [The correct answer is Verdi, by the way.]
Unfortunately.
Let the punishment fit the crime. I suggest she be hanged by the neck until dead.
... no matter what the question is!
It's every US citizen's business.
The trial, and more importantly the MSM hysteria about it, was to set it up as a precedent to justify murder because of hormones.
If hormones can be a legit excuse to murder, then trannys will get the go-ahead to restart the mass shootings that the commie trash want. They want a hot war, a civil war in the US before the midterms. Then, when they win the midterms they will cripple all law enforcement, especially ICE, and pass Draconian laws to cripple the US.
That is why they, the MSM & commie trash, are so upset.
Massachusetts has avidly embrace neo pagan hedonistic decadence. It was a forgone conclusion that a jury made up of its amoral citizens would never convict this horrid murderess. Somewhat surprised that there was a trial at all.
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