Mace Moves to Expel Mills Over Allegations

Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC) has introduced a resolution to expel Rep. Cory Mills (R-FL) from the House of Representatives, citing allegations of domestic violence, stolen valor, and profiteering. The move follows months of tension between the two lawmakers, with Mills reportedly drafting his own expulsion resolution against Mace. Mace’s resolution, filed Monday, accuses Mills of misrepresenting his military service, engaging in sexual misconduct, violating campaign finance laws, and improperly securing federal contracts. Mills has denied all allegations and challenged Mace to bring the matter to a vote, while also referencing an ongoing House ethics investigation against her. The dispute escalated after Mace previously attempted to censure Mills and remove him from key committee assignments, efforts that were blocked by both parties. Mills has faced separate scandals, including allegations of threatening an ex-girlfriend with revenge porn and an assault allegation in Washington, D.C., which he has denied. The House ethics committee has been investigating Mills since August 2024. Mace, who is running for governor of South Carolina, has framed the expulsion push as a matter of accountability, while Mills has accused her of ignoring due process. The House is expected to vote on the expulsion resolution later this week.