This resolution proposes the expulsion of Representative Nancy Mace from the United States House of Representatives, citing a comprehensive pattern of alleged ethical lapses, abuse of public trust, and disorderly conduct. The accusations span her personal and professional life, encompassing violations of House rules, federal law, and state ethics regulations, which are deemed to undermine the dignity of the House and erode public confidence in its members. Key allegations include testimony that Representative Mace attempted to blackmail her former fiance using explicit photographs to secure property ownership, and that she misused her Members' Representational Allowance for personal lodging and mortgage payments. She is also accused of soliciting campaign donations during an official interview in the U.S. Capitol and failing to file required South Carolina campaign finance disclosures, leading to significant fines. Further accusations detail her alleged staging of a vandalism incident for political sympathy and repeatedly abusing Capitol Police resources for personal vendettas. The resolution also highlights incidents of profane berating of law enforcement and TSA agents, and fostering a toxic workplace environment characterized by staff intimidation and high turnover. Additionally, she is alleged to have directed staff to create anonymous social media accounts for political manipulation, misusing official resources. These numerous and varied allegations, including those related to her conduct in legal disputes and her disregard for established procedures, collectively form the basis for the resolution's call for her expulsion. The resolution asserts that such conduct, whether fully adjudicated or not, reflects a pattern of behavior unbecoming of a Representative. Ultimately, it invokes the House's solemn duty under the Constitution to punish its Members for disorderly behavior and enforce standards of decorum.