Nancy Mace has swapped the House floor for a microphone, using her new online programme to revisit the nine tattoos she got in 'rapid succession' during one of the most turbulent stretches of her career. The South Carolina Republican, who leaves Congress in January 2027 after abandoning a bid for governor, has begun building a media presence around the personal upheaval that defined her final term.
Her tattoos, first detailed in a Politico profile earlier this year, have become a recurring touchstone in how she now explains herself to the public. The rollout marks a striking pivot for a lawmaker who spent six years as one of Washington's most combative and closely watched Republicans.
