Mace vs Mills: GOP Feud Erupts Over Ethics

0:00On April 26, Republican Congresswoman Nancy Mace just called her colleague Corey Mills, a predator who belongs behind bars, firing up one of the biggest GOP fights in Congress lately. She's pushing a resolution to boot him out over claims of faking military service, loot behavior, campaign cash issues, and shady federal deals. This all blew up after reports that Mills threatened his ex with revenge porn on the very day he voted for a new federal law banning that exact thing. The spark came from a daily B story, highlighting that while timing. President Trump signed the Take It Down Act into law that same day, making those threats of potential first offense under it. Mace says Congress has dragged its feet on these red flags against Mills. Mills head back hard, calling Mace's move pure political theater on Fox News. He flipped it on her, noting her own ethics probe over hotel reimbursements, and blasted her on X as a power of using hypocrite, flip-flopping on MAGA. Loyalty.

1:01Speaker Mike Johnson stepped in to cool things down, stressing due process through the ethics committee. He may clear he's against the infighting, and Mills says Johnson told him flat-out not to resign since the reviews underway. Trump even endorsed Mills for re-election, labeling him in America first patriot. Expelling someone needs a two-thirds houseboat, which is rare and usually bipartisan, so leaders weigh for the ethics wrap-up. For now, this views locked in committee drama, testing party unity as both sides dig in. That wraps entertainment and celebrity news today, brought to you with AI. I'm Cory with The Story.