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Mace reportedly told people she is considering resigning early from Congress over treatment of women in the House GOP.
The plan involves potentially following Marjorie Taylor Greene's lead and retiring from Congress.
Mace is currently running for governor, adding complexity to any potential departure from Congress.
GOP leadership faces intraparty sniping as Republicans battle for influence in the House.
The report describes Republican women challenging Johnson's priorities and style publicly.
Johnson became speaker after a lengthy 2023 fight that included McCarthy's removal.
The New York Times reported on Mace's discussions and frustrations with House leadership.
Greene's resignation was cited as a precedent for Mace's possible move, according to the report.
The piece notes Republicans are facing 'intraparty sniping' as state-level and special elections unfold.
The report emphasizes the political environment ahead of midterm elections and the fragile GOP majority.

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Rep. Nancy Mace denies considering resigning from Congress amid reports she may run for governor.
The New York Times surfaced the report about Mace's potential resignation, prompting media coverage.
Mace has publicly broken with Trump on some issues but backs many of his policy positions.
Raju quoted Mace saying she would not resign, framing the denial in the context of ongoing political plans.
The article mentions Mace's stance on Trump’s deportation and economic policies as part of her evolving rapport with the administration.
The report ties Mace’s political maneuvers to potential 2026 statewide ambitions in South Carolina.
Mace's relationship with GOP leadership and Trump is described as complicated in the coverage.
The piece notes past criticism of Trump after Jan. 6 and later alignment on policy.
The article notes the White House warning Mace could risk political aims if she continues breaking with Trump.
The report cites media outlets and a Reuters photo caption describing Mace on Capitol Hill during Epstein files vote.

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Mace publicly denies retirement, calling it a BIG FAT NO and pushing back against online rumors.
The story notes frustrations with House leadership and potential talks with Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene about leaving the House.
Mace was spotted at the Capitol during routine activities as the party confronted broader leadership questions.
The report references ongoing scrutiny surrounding discharge petitions and coded executive orders in Congress.
The piece ties local leadership dynamics to national political narratives affecting the House.
The report includes context about Mace’s gubernatorial bid status and related campaign developments.
The article places Mace’s statements within a broader Fox News Politics update cycle.
The piece mentions National Guard and security contexts surrounding recent political events.
The article emphasizes Mace’s ongoing role as a Republican voice amid leadership tensions.

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