Eyewitnesses Challenge Assault Claims Against Foster Advocate in Nancy Mace Incident
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A foster-care advocacy group disputes allegations that its member, James McIntyre, assaulted Rep. Nancy Mace during a Capitol Hill reception, claiming it was merely an exaggerated handshake. McIntyre, who was arrested and charged with assault, pleaded not guilty. Witnesses, including Elliott Hinkle, described the interaction as non-aggressive, while Mace reported experiencing pain and accused McIntyre of being a 'pro-trans man' who accosted her. The incident has sparked controversy, especially given Mace's stance on transgender rights.
- Foster advocacy group denies that arrested member assaulted Rep. Nancy Mace The Washington Post
- U.S. Rep. Nancy Mace Calls Police on Prominent Foster Youth Advocate; Eyewitnesses Dispute Her Assault Allegations The Imprint
- Eyewitnesses Dispute Nancy Mace’s Tale of ‘Pro-Trans’ Attack The Daily Beast
- Rep. Nancy Mace says she was ‘physically accosted’ on Capitol grounds CNN
- Man arrested for assault on South Carolina congresswoman KXAN.com
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