Nancy Mace Touts Her Plan For New Infrastructure Projects If She Becomes South Carolina Governor

During a town hall meeting, gubernatorial candidate Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC) spoke about infrastructure in South Carolina.

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00:00All right, next one, so we can do pictures here shortly.

00:04Infrastructure, you know that we have a lot of crumbling roads.

00:07One of the things the press will not tell you,

00:10I am one of the leading members of Congress who's gotten resources for our state.

00:15In fact, our office assisted in getting the largest infrastructure grant

00:20in South Carolina history at $195 million earlier this year.

00:27The press won't tell you that.

00:29Okay?

00:30I want to make sure that all of our projects are shovel-ready.

00:34We didn't spend the last four years getting shovel-ready during the Biden administration

00:37now that we have Trump as president and the money is flowing.

00:41I want to audit SCDOT.

00:43Of course, we're going to build I-73.

00:45That's happening.

00:47But, yes, give an applause for that.

00:50That's been a long time coming.

00:52And I want to work hand-in-glove with our delegation in Congress

00:55to show them how we can get these authorizations,

00:58how we get the appropriations, getting more grant funding.

01:01It is going to be a robust operation because we are not there yet.

01:05We don't have the resources that we need to take care of our own roads and bridges.

01:09We don't have the resources that we need to take care of our own roads.

01:10We don't have the resources that we need to take care of our own roads.

01:12We don't have the resources that we need to take care of our own roads.

01:13We don't have the resources that we need to take care of our own roads.