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Wednesday Web 1: Laurens County GOP to Host Lt. Governor Pamela Evette at Museum Event Nov. 10

The public event runs 1 hour and 45 minutes and will include a special recognition of local veterans for their service.

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Laurens County Republican Party

LAURENS — The Laurens County Republican Party will welcome South Carolina Lt. Governor Pamela Evette to the Laurens County Museum on Monday, November 10, for the third installment of its Gubernatorial Candidate Series. The public event runs 1 hour and 45 minutes and will include a special recognition of local veterans for their service.

Attendees will hear Lt. Governor Evette share her vision for South Carolina and visit with community members, party leaders, and guests in a patriotic, informative setting. Admission is free and open to anyone.

Valerie Jones, speaking on behalf of the Laurens County Republican Party, said, “We’re honored to host Lt. Governor Evette here in Laurens County and to spotlight our veterans during this program. This series is about giving our community direct access to statewide leaders—so they can hear their priorities, ask questions, and be part of the conversation.”

The event will be held at the Laurens County Museum. Doors open prior to the start time, and seating is first-come, first-served.

For additional information, contact the Laurens County Republican Party SC.

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Evette Campaign responds to Nancy Mace's Terminal Tirade

Lt. Governor Pamela Evette responds to reports of Nancy Mace's temper tantrum and berating of law enforcement at Charleston Airport

PRESS RELEASE

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Saturday, November 1, 2025

Media Contact

Matthew Goins 

press@pamelaevette.com 

(864) 491-7912

TRAVELERS, S.C. — Lt. Governor Pamela Evette's campaign responded to reports of Nancy Mace's temper tantrum at the Charleston Airport on Friday with a video blasting her for the way she treated law enforcement. 

The campaign stated that Mace’s outburst, detailed in a police report, is another chapter in a pattern of arrogance, entitlement, and disrespect Mace has shown towards law enforcement and the voters she represents.

“We knew it'd only take time before South Carolina saw Nancy Mace's true colors,” said Evette campaign spokesperson Matthew Goins. “She doesn't care about the rule of law, the brave men and women in law enforcement, or the voters of South Carolina. Nancy Mace only cares about one person: Nancy Mace.”

According to a police report, Mace berated and cursed at airport officers after a mix-up over her vehicle description delayed an escort to her gate. Witnesses said she repeatedly used profanity, called officers “incompetent,” and yelled that she was a “U.S. Representative” who shouldn’t be treated that way. The report also notes she name-dropped other elected officials and continued shouting as she moved through the terminal.

“While our law enforcement officers put their lives on the line to protect us, Nancy Mace is busy throwing tantrums and cursing them out,” Goins added. “That’s not leadership—it’s entitlement. South Carolina deserves better than a privileged politician who thinks the rules don’t apply to her.”

To learn more about Pamela Evette and her campaign, visit www.pamelaevette.com, Facebook, Instagram, X, and Truth Social. 

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