Mace Files Resolution to Expel Rep. Mills from House

Rep. Nancy Mace of South Carolina filed a resolution Monday evening to expel fellow Republican Rep. Cory Mills of Florida from the House of Representatives, citing allegations of sexual misconduct, domestic violence, misrepresentation of military service, campaign finance violations, and improper involvement in federal contracts.

The move escalates a yearlong feud between the two lawmakers. Mace's resolution references accusations that Mills engaged in physical violence against women and instructed them to conceal it, as well as cyberstalking and profiting from his congressional position. "The evidence against Mills is overwhelming," Mace stated on social media, adding that any member voting to retain him would be protecting someone accused of serious misconduct. Mills has denied all allegations.

This is not Mace's first effort to discipline Mills. In November, she pushed a resolution to censure him and remove him from the House Foreign Affairs and Armed Services committees, but the measures were blocked on the House floor and referred to the House Ethics Committee. The committee has been investigating Mills since August 2024 and launched a formal probe in November following a...