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Public reaction to the incident involving Michael Eric Dyson and Nancy Mace by end of 2024
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Majority support Mace • 25%
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Evenly divided opinion • 25%
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Rep. Nancy Mace Enters Vanderbilt Professor Michael Eric Dyson's Flirty Texts into Congressional Record
Sep 19, 2024, 08:06 PM
Congresswoman Nancy Mace has officially entered into the Congressional record text messages from CNN commentator and Vanderbilt professor Michael Eric Dyson. Dyson, after calling Mace a 'white supremacist' on air for mispronouncing Vice President Kamala Harris's name, sent Mace flirty text messages, including one stating 'We’d look good together!' with a kissing emoji. Mace also revealed that Dyson begged her for photos. Mace's decision to expose these messages follows Dyson's public accusations during a CNN segment.
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Support for Mace • 25%
Support for Dyson • 25%
Mixed reactions • 25%
Indifference • 25%
Dyson issues an apology • 25%
Mace faces censure • 25%
Dyson faces job consequences • 25%
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CNN • 25%
Fox News • 25%
MSNBC • 25%
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Majority believe Mace's account • 25%
Majority believe McIntyre's account • 25%
Public opinion remains divided • 25%
Incident largely forgotten • 25%
Support for Mace increases • 25%
Support for McIntyre increases • 25%
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Minimal public interest • 25%
Republican leaders • 25%
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Issue a public apology • 25%
Suspend Dyson • 25%
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