Nancy Lacore

After decades of service to our country, a career that started as a Navy pilot and finished as a three star admiral, I was removed from my position without cause. I still have more to give, more to fight for, more work to do — and I am not done serving. Join my team at nancylacore.com

Great energy at the Beaufort County Democratic Party convention this weekend. Thank you to everyone who welcomed our campaign — excited to keep building momentum across the First District!

Demoting Kristi Noem isn’t accountability. She oversaw an agency that abused its power, terrorized citizens, and sowed distrust in our communities. This change isn’t a substitute for real justice and real reform.

For 111 years, the U.S. Navy Reserve has answered the call when America needs it most. Leading 60,000 Sailors as Chief of Navy Reserve was the honor of my career and prepared me to keep serving our country in a new way. Happy Birthday, U.S. Navy Reserve!

My statement on President Trump’s strikes on Iran:

Thank you to my friends, Ginny Deerin & Linda Ketner, for hosting such a wonderful gathering last night. Leaders & neighbors who’ve been invested in the future of SC for decades and who believe we can win this seat. Proud to stand with those committed to moving SC-01 forward.

Last night’s SOTU presented a false, rosy narrative about the economy. People don’t live on economic statistics — they live on paychecks & monthly bills. If we want to rebuild trust, we have to focus less on political division and more on restoring economic freedom to Americans.

Inviting Douglas Wilson to preach at the Pentagon sends a clear and troubling message to our troops: not all of you belong. That is wrong, and it is not the military I served in—where diversity was our strength and unity was how we got the job done.

Welcome home to my son and to every service member returning to the arms of loved ones. I’ve been on both sides of deployment — and I’ll always fight for the men and women who wear the uniform and the families who support them. Freedom isn’t free.

ICYMI: This week, the Supreme Court ruled that IEEPA does not give Trump the power to impose tariffs.

We can’t take back the House if we don’t win this seat. Grateful to be part of @emilyslist List Mission Majority and to keep fighting for all of the hardworking families of South Carolina in Congress.

Thank you to my friend, Brigid Sullivan, and others, for hosting last night’s meet-and-greet and bringing together neighbors who care about stronger representation in SC-01. Grateful for the opportunity to share and hear from our community.

Proud to be endorsed by Veterans for Responsible Leadership — leaders who understand that defending democracy means honoring the oath of office and protecting the institutions that serve the American people.

Rev. Jesse Jackson, a son of South Carolina from just up I-26 in Greenville, is an American hero. He carried forward the work of Dr. King with unwavering determination — continuing the march, continuing the fight. His historic presidential campaigns in the 1980s helped expand the boundaries of what was possible in American politics and opened doors for future leaders. He challenged the nation to be more just and more compassionate. Above all, he taught us to take pride in who we are and in the dignity of our work. His call for unity among working Americans is even more relevant and urgent today.

On Presidents’ Day, we honor the presidency, not for any one person, but for the responsibility it carries: upholding the Constitution, respecting the rule of law, and serving the people. Having served under multiple Presidents, I know our country works best when leaders put the nation above themselves.

It was lovely meeting several of my Mount Pleasant neighbors yesterday at Gala Cafe! Thank you to my friend, Elizabeth Colbert Busch, for organizing this get-together. If you’re interested in hosting or attending a meet and greet, feel free to reach out to our team at political@nancylacore.com!

Really enjoyed the program put on by SINO in Charleston this evening. It was a pleasure to hear the speakers tell about their experiences in Ukraine and be reminded that Democracy is worth fighting for.

This type of rhetoric does not deserve to be amplified, but it is too dangerous to ignore. This depiction of Black Americans is a tactic meant to shock and distract, with a long and violent history, and it has no place in our politics. Barack and Michelle Obama have always modeled leadership grounded in dignity, empathy, and respect for the American people. That is the standard our country deserves.

I’m moved that so many people believe in our mission. I can’t wait to continue to grow this campaign over the next several months. #sc01 #scpolitics

Nancy Lacore isn’t in this fight for her own personal gain. She’s running in SC-01 because she genuinely believes in putting people above partisanship.