Internet slams Rep Nancy Mace as she reveals to Real Time's Bill Maher whether she would serve as Donald Trump's VP

On 'Real Time with Bill Maher Overtime', Nancy Mace discussed her stance on supporting Donald Trump's return to the office and her being a potential VP pick
Bill Maher and Nancy Mace pondered on whether she would like to be Donald Trump's running mate (@RealTime/Youtube, Getty Images)
Bill Maher and Nancy Mace pondered on whether she would like to be Donald Trump's running mate (@RealTime/Youtube, Getty Images)

MANHATTAN, NEW YORK: Nancy Mace engaged in an interesting exchange with late-night host Bill Maher regarding her increasing alignment with former President Donald Trump as she addressed talks of her being a potential vice president pick. 

The South Carolina Rep appeared on the 'Real Time with Bill Maher Overtime' panel alongside Democratic Rep Ro Khanna (D-Calif) and former US Attorney General Eric Holder. 



 

Bill Maher teases Rep Nancy Mace about the possibility of being Donald Trump's VP

During their conversation, Mace explained her stance on supporting Trump's run for a second term, stating, "We’ve had three years of Biden." In return, Maher exclaimed, "That bad huh?" to which South Carolina Rep said, "It’s been that bad," as per the New York Post. 

The late-night host also playfully teased Mace about the prospect of being former President Trump's running mate. 

Maher asked, "And as vice president what would you say?" and the Republican Rep answered, "I am not. I am not going... In your dreams... In your dreams." 

The late-night host inquired, "You wouldn’t turn it down?"

Mace responded by highlighting the significance of such an opportunity, "Nobody would turn that down. You’re a heartbeat away. And it’s for your country. It’s service for your country." 

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Nancy Mace spoke about her support for Donald Trump on 'Real Time with Bill Maher' (@RealTime/Youtube)

Maher then lightly criticized Mace for her vote to certify the 2020 presidential election, a decision that former President Trump has persistently claimed was fraudulent.

"If you were the vice president on January 6th, would you have done what Mike Pence did that made Trump so angry?" asked the late-night host. 

The South Carolina Rep remarked, "I certified the Electoral College in every single state. I mean, that was the right thing to do, the constitutional thing to do. And I would do it again, 100 percent. 100 percent." 

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Bill Maher questioned Nancy Mace about her thoughts on Donald Trump (@RealTime/Youtube)

Maher suggested that Trump might not appreciate Mace's openness if he happened to be watching the program. She responded, "I hope he's tuning in tonight! I really do." 

Internet reacts to Rep Nancy Mace's statements about Donald Trump

One wrote, "Nancy Mace talking about people wanting to 'seek out the truth' is the height of irony," and another said, "Lying Nancy Mace - NO!!!!!".

A person remarked, "Nancy Mace lies and deflects," while someone else noted, "What has this lady done in the real world ? Honest question."

"Disappointed at the lack of pushback on mace," opined a 'Real Time' viewer. 

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