EXCLUSIVE – Rep. Nancy Mace and other UAP Caucus members lack seniority, which is hampering NDAA negotiations

Rep. Nancy Mace chats with Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene in the NDAA conference committee. Photo: Matt Laslo

As part of the NDAA (National Defense Authorization Act) conference negotiations between the House and Senate conferees Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC) pushing for UAPs (or UFOS) to be taken seriously by party leaders.

Most members of the Congressional UAP Caucus are still in their first terms, which has left them largely locked out of NDAA negotiations. While Mace is in her second term in Congress, it’s her first year serving on the House Armed Services Committee or HASC.

“I’m low on the totem pole. It’s my first year on HASC, so I don’t get the good stuff,” Mace tells Ask a Pol.

Mace discusses growing fears that the NDAA is being negotiated in secret and being loaded up with party leader’s pet projects—a “Christmas tree,” in congressional speak.